Kondenseeruma

Kondenseeruma is an Estonian verb meaning to condense or to become denser. It describes both physical processes, such as a gas turning into a denser liquid, and more figurative processes, such as making a text or argument more compact.

Etymology and related terms: The verb is formed from the root kondenseer-, related to kondensatsioon (condensation) and kondenseerimine (the process of condensation). It belongs to the class of Estonian -uma verbs and follows the standard conjugation patterns of everyday language. Related nouns include kondenseerumine (the act of condensing) and kondensatsioon (condensation).

Usage: In science, kondenseeruma is used to describe gas-to-liquid phase changes, especially water vapor condensing into liquid water, and in meteorology for cloud formation. In engineering and industry, condensation is a key step in heat exchange and refrigeration. In everyday language, kondenseeruma can describe making an explanation or report more compact.

Examples: Veeaur kondenseerub, kui õhutemperatuur langeb.

See also: Condensation; Kondensatsioon; Kondenseerumine.