Koostakse

Koostakse is a term used in the Estonian language, which translates to "it is being built" or "it is being constructed." It is a present participle form of the verb "koostada," which means "to assemble" or "to construct." The term is commonly used in various contexts, including architecture, engineering, and manufacturing, to indicate that a structure, machine, or other object is in the process of being built or constructed.

In everyday language, "koostakse" can be used to describe the ongoing process of creating something, whether it is a physical object or a more abstract concept. For example, a sentence like "Uus maja koostakse linna keskel" (A new house is being built in the center of the city) would indicate that the construction of a new house is currently underway in the specified location.

The use of "koostakse" is an essential part of the Estonian language, reflecting the ongoing nature of many activities and processes. It helps convey the dynamic and ever-changing aspects of the world around us, from the construction of buildings to the development of ideas and technologies.