tähelepanud

Tähelepanud is an Estonian word that translates to "attention" or "notice" in English. It is a noun and refers to the act of paying attention to something or someone, or the state of being noticed. The word can be used in various contexts, from everyday conversations to more formal settings.

In Estonian, tähelepanud can be used to express that someone is paying close attention to a lesson or a speaker. For example, "Lapsed kuulasid õpetajat suure tähelepanuga" translates to "The children listened to the teacher with great attention." It can also signify that something has caught someone's notice, such as "Minu tähelepanu köitis kaunis maastik" meaning "The beautiful landscape caught my attention."

The concept of tähelepanud is also relevant in discussions about awareness and consciousness. To be aware of something or to have something in one's mind implies that attention is being directed towards it. Furthermore, the word can be used to indicate that something is noteworthy or deserves attention. For instance, "See on väga tähtis tähelepanud väärt teema" means "This is a very important topic worth noting."

The grammatical form of tähelepanud is the genitive singular or nominative plural of the noun tähelepanu. Understanding its usage is crucial for comprehending Estonian nuances related to perception, awareness, and importance.