väljahtud

Väljahtud is an Estonian term that translates to "gone out," "departed," or "fallen out" in English. It is a past active participle of the verb "välja tulla," which means "to come out" or "to go out." The word can be used in various contexts to describe something that has left a place, ceased to function, or become extinct.

In a literal sense, väljahtud can describe a person or object that has exited a location. For example, "valgus väljahtud" would mean "the light has gone out." It can also refer to something that has been expelled or ejected.

Figuratively, väljahtud can imply that something is no longer in existence or operational. This could apply to extinct species, such as "liik on väljahtud" meaning "the species is extinct." It can also describe a situation where a plan or idea has failed or been abandoned, like "idee on väljahtud" indicating that the idea is no longer being pursued. The term often carries a sense of finality or completeness in its departure or cessation.