tsitaate
Tsitaate is the term used in Estonian to denote quotations or quoted material. In general, a tsitaat is a sequence of words attributed to a speaker or author, presented to convey exact wording or preserved ideas. Tsitaadid are used to illustrate a point, support an argument, or record someone’s words for reference. The practice covers direct quotes and indirect quotes or paraphrases.
Etymology and terminology: The Estonian tsitaat derives from the concept of quotation and has cognates in many
Usage and conventions: In scholarly writing, accurate attribution and faithful reproduction of original wording are emphasized
Ethical considerations: Quotation integrity, preserving context, and proper attribution are central to reliable communication. Misattribution or