täidev

täidev is a term that can refer to several things, primarily related to Estonian language and culture. In its most common usage, täidev refers to the act of filling or stuffing something. This can be applied literally, such as filling a container, or figuratively, like filling a role or position. For example, one might say they are täidev a job, meaning they are occupying that role.

The word also appears in compound words related to food. Täidis is a filling used in pastries, dumplings, or other dishes. For instance, pirukas often has a meat or cabbage täidis. Another related term is täitepunane, which describes a deep, rich red color. This could be used to describe anything from wine to fabric.

Beyond its literal meanings, täidev can also be used in a more abstract sense to denote completion or entirety. While less common, understanding the context is key to deciphering the intended meaning of täidev in various Estonian expressions. Its versatility makes it a useful word in everyday conversation.