täidavad

Täidavad is the Estonian verb täitma in the third-person plural present tense. The verb täitma means to fill, to complete, to fulfil, or to perform, so täidavad is used when several subjects are carrying out these actions in the present.

Usage ranges from physical filling to abstract or functional completion. Examples include filling containers, fulfilling obligations, and performing tasks. For instance: Nad täidavad purgid veega. They fill the jars with water. Nad täidavad kohustusi. They fulfil obligations. Nad täidavad vormi. They fill out the form. Nad täidavad oma rolle. They fulfil their roles. The exact sense is determined by the object and context.

Grammatical notes: Täidavad is the 3rd person plural present form; other forms of täitma include täidan (I fill), täidad (you fill), täidab (he/she/it fills), täidame (we fill), täidate (you all fill). The past tense is täitis, and the past participle is täidetud. The verb is used across domains—from concrete actions like filling a container to more abstract acts such as fulfilling duties or completing requirements.

Semantics and collocations: common phrases involve fulfilling obligations (kohustused täitma), meeting requirements (nõuded täitma), and completing forms (vormi täitma). The word empty or gap-related senses are implied through context rather than a separate meaning.

In summary, täidavad denotes multiple present-tense actions performed by several subjects, centered on filling, completing, or fulfilling across physical, procedural, and organizational contexts.