Taastatud
Taastatud is an Estonian word meaning restored or recovered. It is the past passive participle form of the verb taastama, which means to restore. The word describes something that has undergone restoration and is now in a restored state. In modern Estonian, taastatud is typically used attributively before a noun (for example, taastatud hoone = restored building) and can also occur predicatively in sentences such as “Hoone on taastatud” (the building has been restored).
Etymology and form: Taastatud is derived from taastama with the suffix -atud, which marks the past passive
Usage: The term is common in contexts involving cultural heritage, architecture, conservation, and descriptions of renovated
See also: Related terms include taastama (to restore), taastus (recovery or restoration), and taastumine (recovery or
Notes: While taastatud can function as a general descriptor, it is not typically used to name a