Sissevõetud

Sissevõetud is an Estonian participial adjective formed from the verb sisse võtta, meaning to take in, admit, or ingest. The form is used to describe something that has been taken inside, admitted, or incorporated, and its precise meaning depends on context.

In education and institutions, sissevõetud is used for people or items that have been admitted or accepted into a program, group, or organization. For example, sissevõetud tudengid means admitted students, and sissevõetud töötajad can refer to personnel who have been accepted into a team or program.

In medical or pharmacological contexts, sissevõetud describes something that has been ingested or taken into the body. A phrase such as sissevõetud ravim translates to a drug that has been taken.

In policy, law, or culture, sissevõetud can denote that practices, measures, or standards have been adopted or incorporated into a system. For instance, sissevõetud meetmed are measures that have been adopted, and sissevõetud tavad refer to assimilated customs.

Notes: The compound form sissevõetud is standard; the separated form sisse võetud appears in some contexts, especially in older texts. The term is polysemous, and its exact sense is inferred from surrounding words.