Prioriseerisin

Prioriseerisin is an Estonian verb form derived from the infinitive prioriseerima (also encountered as prioriseerida), meaning to prioritize. It is used to express that the speaker prioritized something in the past, or to present a past-tense statement about prioritization by the speaker. The form reflects the first-person singular subject.

In Estonian, the verb prioriseerima belongs to the class of -ima verbs and is commonly used in professional, administrative, and IT contexts where tasks or elements are ordered by importance. The form prioriseerisin appears in past tense constructions with the subject ma (I). Related forms include prioriseerin (I prioritize in the present), prioriseeriksin (I would prioritize, the conditional), and the nominalization prioriseerimine (prioritizing). The related noun for the concept is prioriteet (priority), and the verb can be extended with participles such as prioriseeritud (prioritized).

Usage notes: Prioriseerisin is most natural in declarative statements about past decisions, in narratives, or in reported speech. It can appear in professional writing when describing workflow choices, project planning, or resource allocation. In more formal or neutral registers, speakers may prefer the standard past tense form ma prioriseerisin at a time when the context clearly indicates the past action; in hypothetical or conditional contexts, prioriseeriksin is typically used.

Translations: in English, prioriseerisin corresponds to I prioritized. The broader concept is to set or reorder priorities among tasks or options. See also prioriseerima, prioriteet, and prioriseerimine.