Formeeritakse

Formeeritakse is the Estonian verb form that denotes the passive present tense of the verb formar? No, of formeerima. It means “is formed” or “is being formed.” The form is used when the agent performing the action is unknown, generic, or not specified. Formeeritakse is created from the stem formeer-, plus the passive suffix -itakse, which is typical for Estonian verbs in the present passive.

In use, formeeritakse commonly appears in formal or administrative contexts, especially related to the formation of institutions, bodies, or arrangements. It can describe the process of creating a government, a committee, a coalition, or a plan, as well as the shaping or organizing of other entities. The construction helps emphasize the ongoing or planned nature of the formation.

Related forms include formeerimine (formation or process of forming) and formeerija (a person or entity that forms something, though this derivative is less common in everyday Estonian). The past passive form is formeeriti (it was formed), and other tense forms follow standard Estonian passive conjugation patterns.

Examples:

- Valitsus formeeritakse koalitsioonipartneritega. (The government is being formed with coalition partners.)

- Uue komisjoni formeeritakse järgmisel nädalal. (A new commission is being formed next week.)

Formeeritakse thus functions as a neutral, formal term for ongoing or planned formation processes across political, organizational, and project contexts.