Tagastatakse

"Tagastatakse" is an Estonian verb that translates to "will be returned" or "will return" in English. It is the third-person singular present indicative form of the verb "tagastama," which means "to return." The verb "tagastama" is commonly used in everyday language to express the action of returning something or someone to a previous place or state.

In Estonian grammar, "tagastatakse" is formed by combining the verb "tagastama" with the third-person singular present indicative ending "-takse." This verb can be used in various contexts, such as when discussing the return of physical objects, the return of borrowed money, or the return of a person to a previous location.

For example, "Raamat tagastatakse raamatukogusse" translates to "The book will be returned to the library." Similarly, "Raha tagastatakse panka" means "The money will be returned to the bank."

The verb "tagastama" is part of the larger category of verbs that involve movement or change of state, and it is often used in formal and informal contexts. Its usage is straightforward and can be easily integrated into sentences to convey the idea of returning or reverting to a previous condition.