Kiirendab

Kiirendab is an Estonian verb meaning "to accelerate" or "to speed up". It describes the process of increasing velocity or rate. In physics, kiirendab is used when an object's speed changes over time, often due to a force acting upon it. This acceleration can be positive, meaning the object is speeding up, or negative, meaning it is slowing down, which is also referred to as deceleration.

The verb can also be used in a more general sense to describe any process that becomes faster or more intense. For example, one might say that a new technology kiirendab economic growth, indicating that the growth rate is increasing. Similarly, a strong coffee might be described as kiirendab one's heart rate. In everyday language, it conveys the idea of making something happen more quickly than it was before. The context in which "kiirendab" is used will determine its precise meaning.