Korrastab

Korrastab is an Estonian verb meaning to tidy up, put in order, or organize something, and more broadly to improve or fix a situation, process, or system by bringing it into a proper state. The range of usage covers physical cleaning as well as systematic arrangement, such as organizing data, workflows, or routines.

Grammatical notes: korrastab is the third-person singular present indicative form of the verb korrastama. The infinitive is korrastama. The verb is transitive, typically requiring an object, for example: Ta korrastab oma tuba (He tidies up his room); Ettevõte korrastab oma tööprotsesse (The company reorganizes its work processes). Estonian verbs follow standard conjugation patterns, so other persons and tenses are formed accordingly.

Usage and nuance: korrastab conveys deliberate, purposeful action toward bringing something into order or improving its state. It can describe mundane housekeeping as well as systematic reforms or optimizations, from tidying a room to reorganizing a department or cleaning up data sets. The term is common in everyday language, business, and public discourse.

Related forms and related terms: korrastamine refers to the act or process of tidying or sorting out; korrastaja denotes a person who tidies or organises, an organizer. Related phrases include ensuring order, improving efficiency, or restoring proper condition. An antonymic sense is implied by disorder or chaos, which would be described with different verbs or constructions.