taasesitamises

Taasesitamises is an Estonian noun referring to the act of presenting something again. The term encompasses re-performance or re-presentation in various contexts, such as arts, media, discourse, or archival work. It is formed from the verb taasesitada (to present again, to reproduce) with the nominalizing suffix -mine, and the form taasesitamises occurs in inflected usage.

In cultural and artistic contexts taasesitamises describes performing a work anew, re-creating a scene, or offering a piece of music or theatre for a new audience. In broadcasting and media, it can denote the rebroadcast or re-airing of content. In discussions and writing, it may refer to restating or re-presenting an argument, claim, or information that has already been presented. In archival or legal settings, taasesitamises can indicate the process of presenting previously shown materials or documents again for review or consideration.

The term is neutral in tone and is used across domains to describe repetition or re-presentation without implying improvement or demerit. Its exact meaning is shaped by the surrounding context and accompanying words, which specify whether the repetition concerns performance, media distribution, or discourse.

See also: re-performance, rebroadcast, repetition.