Tuvastame

Tuvastame is an Estonian word that translates to "we identify" or "we ascertain" in English. It is a verb derived from the root "tuvastama," which means to identify, recognize, verify, or ascertain. The suffix "-me" indicates the first-person plural, meaning "we." Therefore, "tuvastame" is used when a group of people is performing the action of identification or ascertainment.

The word is commonly used in various contexts in Estonia. In administrative settings, it might refer to officials identifying individuals or verifying documents. In technical fields, it could describe the process of identifying components, errors, or patterns. In everyday language, it can be used when a group collectively recognizes something or confirms a fact. For example, "Tuvastame probleemi" would mean "We identify the problem." Similarly, "Tuvastame süüdlase" translates to "We identify the culprit." The specific meaning within a sentence depends on the surrounding context. It signifies a collective effort towards establishing identity or truth.