Suletakse

"Suletakse" is an Estonian verb that translates to "is closed" or "is shut" in English. It is the third person singular present indicative form of the verb "sulgeda," which means "to close" or "to shut." The verb "suletakse" is used to describe the current state of something being closed or shut, such as a door, a window, or a business.

The verb "suletakse" is formed by combining the infinitive form of the verb "sulgeda" with the third person singular present indicative ending "-takse." This ending is used to indicate that the action is happening in the present tense and is being performed by an unspecified subject.

In English, the verb "suletakse" can be translated as "is closed" or "is shut." For example, "Aknad suletakse" translates to "The windows are closed," and "Poe suletakse" translates to "The store is closed."

The verb "suletakse" is commonly used in everyday conversation and in formal writing to describe the current state of something being closed or shut. It is an important verb to know for anyone learning or using the Estonian language.