Päästetakse

Päästetakse is an Estonian word that translates to "is saved" or "will be saved" in English. It is the third-person singular passive present participle of the verb "päästma," which means to save, rescue, or deliver. The word indicates an action of salvation or rescue that is either currently happening or is anticipated to happen to a singular subject.

For instance, in a sentence like "Laps päästetakse tulekahjust," it means "The child is saved from the fire." Here, "päästetakse" describes the ongoing or impending act of rescuing the child. Similarly, if one were to say "Laev päästetakse hiljem," it translates to "The ship will be saved later," indicating a future rescue operation.

The passive voice construction highlights that the subject of the sentence is the recipient of the saving action, rather than the performer of it. The word "päästetakse" is commonly used in contexts involving emergencies, danger, or situations where help is required. It is a fundamental verb form in Estonian that conveys the idea of being brought out of peril or delivered from a difficult situation.