Deformeeritakse

"Deformeeritakse" is an Estonian verb that translates to "is deformed" or "is being deformed" in English. It is the present passive indicative form of the verb "deformeerima," which means "to deform." The verb "deformeerima" is derived from the noun "deformatsioon," which refers to the act of deforming or the state of being deformed.

The verb "deformeeritakse" is used to describe a process or state where something is being changed from its original shape or structure. This can apply to both physical objects and abstract concepts. For example, in the context of art, a sculpture might be described as "deformeeritakse" if it is being altered to create a new form. In a more abstract sense, a theory might be said to be "deformeeritakse" if it is being modified or reinterpreted.

The passive voice is used in "deformeeritakse" to emphasize the action being done to the subject, rather than the agent performing the action. This usage is common in Estonian and other languages to convey a sense of passivity or the result of an action. The verb follows regular conjugation patterns in the Estonian language, with variations for different subjects and tenses.