Taasesitavat

Taasesitavat is an Estonian grammatical form derived from the verb taasesitama, meaning to present again or to replay. It functions as an adjective or present participle describing something that can be re-presented.

Etymology and formation. The word combines the prefix taas-, meaning again, with esitama, to present or perform. The suffix -vat marks the present participle or a qualifying adjective. In the language’s inflection system, taasesitav forms vary to agree with the noun they modify, with taasesitavat being the partitive singular form used when the modified noun is in the partitive case or in certain predicate constructions.

Grammar and usage. Taasesitav is part of the class of Estonian participial adjectives formed from verbs with the -vat suffix, indicating capability or possibility. The taasesitavat form specifically attunes to the partitive singular, and it—like other adjectives—agrees with number and case of the noun it modifies. It is employed in contexts where something is described as capable of being presented again, such as renewed presentations, re-broadcast content, or retrievable material.

Context and frequency. The term is largely technical and appears mainly in formal, academic, legal, or media-related discourse rather than everyday speech. It can describe content, data, documents, or presentations that may be re-presented, reissued, or reused.

See also. Related formations include the base taasesitav and other declined forms used in Estonian grammar for adjectives derived from verbs with the same meaning.