täidetavaid

Täidetavaid is the partitive plural form of the Estonian adjective täidetav, meaning “to be filled” or “fillable.” It is used to describe items that are intended to be completed or entered, such as forms, fields, or data, especially when the noun it modifies is in the partitive case.

Morphology and usage: Täidetav is derived from the verb täita, “to fill.” Adjectives of this type decline like other -atav adjectives. The form täidetavaid marks the plural partitive and typically appears when the described noun is in the partitive case. Examples include täidetavaid vorme (forms to be filled) and täidetavaid andmeid (data to be filled). The exact endings depend on the case and number in the sentence.

Context and nuance: In documentation, user interfaces, and forms, täidetavaid is used to indicate elements that require user input. The phrase signals that certain fields or data entries must be completed. While the meaning remains close to “fillable,” its use aligns with grammatical case requirements in Estonian sentences.

See also: täidetav, täita, fill in Estonian grammar and usage notes for participial adjectives.

Overall, täidetavaid serves as a grammatical form to describe multiple items that are designated to be filled, reflecting the ongoing process of completing information in a given context.