Õppitud

Õppitud is an Estonian participial adjective formed from the verb õppima (to study, to learn) with the suffix -itud. It denotes that something has been learned or studied, usually as a result of instruction, practice, or experience. The word is used to describe knowledge, skills, or material that has been acquired through study.

Grammatically, õppitud is an adjective and can be used both attributively and predicatively. It agrees in number and case with the noun it modifies, for example: õppitud teadmised (learned knowledge), õppitud oskused (learned skills). It is common in academic or instructional contexts to refer to information or competencies that have been acquired through learning.

Usage and nuance: õppitud emphasizes the outcome of learning—the state or condition of having learned something—rather than the act of learning itself. It is often contrasted with õpitud or õppinud in contexts where the focus is on the process or the learner, rather than the result.

Etymology and related forms: õppitud derives from the verb õppima, with the participial suffix -itud to form a passive past participle. Related words include õppima (to study), õppinud (the active past participle meaning having studied), and õppimine (the act or process of learning).

See also: õppima, õppinud, õppimine, oodatud või omandatud oskused.