Jooksutati

Jooksutati is a term that can refer to several related concepts, primarily in the context of running or racing. In Estonian, "jooks" translates to "run" or "race," and the suffix "-tati" often indicates a passive or past tense construction. Therefore, "jooksutati" literally means "was run" or "was raced."

This phrase is most commonly encountered when describing events that have already occurred. For instance, a local newspaper might report that "lahtised jooksuvõistlused jooksutati eile" which translates to "open running competitions were run yesterday." It implies that the event took place and was successfully completed.

Beyond a simple passive statement, "jooksutati" can also subtly imply organization or direction. While not explicitly stating who ran or organized the event, its use suggests a collective or organized effort. It's a concise way to convey that a running event happened without needing to detail every participant or organizer. The context in which "jooksutati" is used will usually clarify the specific nature of the running event being referenced, whether it's a formal race, a casual fun run, or even a more metaphorical "running" of a program or process.