Raamistatakse

"Raamistatakse" is an Estonian verb that translates to "to frame" or "to encase" in English. It is commonly used in the context of construction, art, and design. The verb "raamistatakse" is the passive form of "raamistama," which means "to frame" or "to encase" in the active voice.

In construction, "raamistatakse" refers to the process of enclosing a structure or space with a frame, often made of wood, metal, or other materials. This can involve creating a framework to support walls, roofs, or other structural elements. For example, a house might be "raamistatakse" with a wooden frame before the walls and roof are added.

In art and design, "raamistatakse" can mean to enclose a piece of art or design within a frame. This can involve creating a border or frame around a painting, photograph, or other artwork to enhance its presentation and protect it from damage.

The verb "raamistatakse" is used in various contexts where framing or encasing is necessary to support, protect, or enhance an object or structure. It is an essential term in fields that involve construction, art, and design.