Kontrollitama

Kontrollitama is an Estonian verb meaning "to control" or "to check". It is derived from the noun "kontroll", which means "control" or "check" in Estonian. The verb can be used in a variety of contexts, referring to the act of supervising, monitoring, regulating, or verifying something.

In everyday language, "kontrollitama" can describe the action of a parent controlling a child's behavior, a driver checking their speed, or a student reviewing their homework. It implies a deliberate action taken to ensure something is in order, within limits, or as expected.

In a more technical or official capacity, "kontrollitama" can refer to the process of inspection, auditing, or quality assurance. For example, a factory might controllitama its products to ensure they meet standards, or a government agency might controllitama a business's compliance with regulations.

The verb is commonly conjugated, changing its form depending on the tense, mood, and person. For instance, "ma kontrollin" means "I control" (present tense), while "ta kontrollis" means "he/she controlled" (past tense). The infinitive form is "kontrollitama". Understanding the nuances of its usage is key to comprehending its meaning in various Estonian sentences.