Soojenevad

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Soojenevad is an Estonian finite verb form meaning that something is warming up or becoming warmer. It is derived from the verb soojenema, which means to warm up or to increase in temperature. In Estonian conjugation, soojenevad functions as the present tense form used with a plural subject, and it is commonly translated as “they warm up” or “are warming up.” The form is frequently encountered in discussions about weather, climate, and temperature changes, where multiple elements such as days, temperatures, or conditions are described as increasing in warmth.

Usage and contexts

Soojenevad appears in meteorology, climate reporting, and everyday language to describe rising temperatures or an overall warming trend. It can refer to short-term changes, such as a warm spell, as well as longer-term patterns in climate discourse. The word can combine with various plural subjects, including concrete nouns like päevad (days), temperatuurid (temperatures), or ilmad (weather). In more formal or scientific writing, it may be part of a broader construction expressing a gradual or continuing process of warming.

Related forms and related terms

The root form soojenema is used to describe warming actions in general, while soojeneb denotes singular subject warming. The term is related to broader concepts such as soojenemine (warming, warming up) and to fields like meteoroloogia (meteorology) and kliima teadus (climate science).

Example usages

Päevad soojenenevad. Ilmad soojenenevad. Temperatuurid soojenenevad. These sentences illustrate the use of the plural present form to describe warming with multiple subjects.