tüüpima

Tüüpima is an Estonian verb that translates to "to type" in English. It refers to the act of inputting text or data into a computer or other electronic device using a keyboard. This can involve typing letters, numbers, symbols, and commands. The verb is commonly used in everyday conversation and written communication in Estonia.

The process of tüüpima involves pressing keys on a keyboard in a specific sequence to form words, sentences, and other forms of textual information. This action is fundamental to using computers and is essential for tasks such as writing documents, sending emails, coding, and searching the internet. The speed and accuracy with which a person can tüüpima are often referred to as typing speed or typing proficiency.

The word "tüüpima" is derived from the English word "type." Its adoption into the Estonian language reflects the global influence of technology and computing. Similar to how "to type" is used universally in English-speaking contexts, "tüüpima" serves the same purpose in Estonian. It is a verb that describes a common and essential modern activity.