Koondab

Koondab is an Estonian verb form meaning “collects” or “consolidates.” It is the third-person singular present indicative of the verb koondama, which means to concentrate, assemble, or bring together. The sense is to bring together people, resources, or information into a single group or location, or to consolidate components into a unified whole. In usage, koondab describes organizing a team, concentrating resources for a project, or compiling data from multiple sources. For example, “Juht koondab töötajad uude projekti” can be rendered as “The leader gathers the employees into a new project.” The word is neutral and widely used in administrative, political, corporate, and media contexts.

Grammatical notes: koondama is a regular Estonian verb; koondab follows the standard -a verb conjugation for third-person present. Other forms include koondan (I gather), koondad (you gather), koondas (he/she gathered), and koondinud (having gathered). Etymology: koondama is built from the stem koond- with the typical verb suffix -ma; related nouns include koondus (concentration, aggregation) and koondamine (consolidation).

See also: koondama, koondus, koondamine. Translations of the concept include to gather, to consolidate, and to concentrate, depending on context.