Genereerivad

Genereerivad is the third-person plural present tense form of the Estonian verb genereerima, meaning to generate. The verb is a loanword in Estonian, adopted in the modern period to describe producing or creating data, results, or other outputs, especially in technical, scientific, and computational contexts. The infinitive is genereerima; the present tense forms include genereerin, genereerid, genereerib, genereerime, genereerite, and genereerivad, with the last form used for “they generate.”

Usage and meaning: Genereerima is used transitively to indicate producing something from inputs. It is common in information technology, data science, simulations, and content generation. Objects are often expressed in the partitive or genitive, such as andmeid (partitive: andmeid) or tulemusi (partitive: tulemusi).

Examples: Nad genereerivad uusi andmeid analüüsi jaoks. Rakendus genereerib visuaalseid tulemusi masinõppe protsessist.

Etymology and context: Genereerima is a modern Estonian loanword linked to international technical vocabulary, reflecting concepts of creation, production, and output in digital and scientific workflows. In everyday language, the form genereerivad appears primarily in reference to groups or systems that produce multiple outputs.

Related forms: The infinitive is genereerima; the noun form is genereerimine (generation or generating). These forms are used to discuss the act of generating in general or as a process, rather than a single instance.