Räägitavast

Räägitavast is an Estonian word that translates to "spoken" or "being talked about." It functions as a past passive participle of the verb "rääkima" (to speak, to talk). As a participle, it describes something that has been spoken or is currently the subject of discussion.

In Estonian grammar, "räägitavast" is the elative case form of the participle "räägitav." The elative case typically indicates movement out of something or origin. Therefore, "räägitavast" can be used in contexts such as "jutust räägitavast teemast" (about the topic being talked about in the story) or "sündmusest räägitavast" (from the event that is being spoken of). It highlights that something is the origin or focus of the conversation or has been communicated.

The word is frequently encountered in everyday speech and written Estonian when referring to subjects, events, or information that are in the process of being discussed or have been previously mentioned. Its usage is dependent on the grammatical context and the specific preposition or verb it complements within a sentence.