Pööramata

Pööramata is an Estonian word that translates to "unturned" or "not turned" in English. It is a past passive participle derived from the verb "pöörama," which means "to turn." This word is used to describe something that has not undergone the action of turning or is in a state of not being turned.

For example, in the context of a physical object, "pööramata" could refer to a door that remains closed and has not been opened by turning its handle, or a page in a book that has not been flipped. It can also be used metaphorically. If someone has an opportunity that they have not taken advantage of, it might be described as "pööramata" opportunity.

The grammatical function of "pööramata" is adjectival. It modifies a noun to indicate its state of not having been turned. The meaning can vary slightly depending on the context, but the core idea of something remaining in its original orientation or position, or an action not being performed, is consistent. It is a common word in everyday Estonian language, used in a variety of situations to convey the absence of turning.