taasesituseks

Taasesituseks is an Estonian term used to refer to the act or process of presenting something again. It is formed from the verb esitama (to present or perform) with the prefix taas- meaning again, and the suffix -useks indicating purpose or function. The related noun taasesitus denotes the re-presentation itself, while taasesituseks specifically means “for the purpose of a taasesitus” or “for re-presentation.”

In the performing arts, taasesitus denotes a revival, reprise, or re-performance of a work after its initial run or premiere. A taasesitus may involve new performers, altered staging, or different repertoire, and is typically organized by producers, artistic directors, or cultural institutions to reach new audiences or extend a work’s life.

In broadcasting and media contexts, taasesitus can refer to the rerun or re-broadcast of a program, film, or other media item. Decisions to schedule taasesitus depend on rights clearance, licensing agreements, audience demand, and the technical capabilities of the broadcaster or platform.

Usage notes: The term is common in Estonian-language discussions of culture, media, and programming. It is closely related to taasesitus and kordus (replay), but taasesitus emphasizes the act or purpose of presenting again rather than merely repeating content. It is used across contexts such as concerts, theatre revivals, and television or online re-broadcasts.