Vormistab

Vormistab is an Estonian verb in its present tense, third-person singular form of the verb vormistama. Vormistama means to shape, form, create, or to process and finalize something such as documents or procedures. The infinitive is vormistama; the root is vorm-, derived with the common -istama suffix used to express making or causing to be. Vormistab therefore denotes that someone or something forms or processes something in the present moment.

In addition to its present tense forms, the verb follows standard Estonian conjugation: vormistan (I form), vormistad (you form), vormistame (we form), vormistate (you all form), vormistavad (they form). Past tense forms include vormistas (he/she/it formed) and vormistanud (formed, as a participle). The word tritt can be used in both physical and administrative contexts, from shaping objects to finalizing or formalizing documents, contracts, or data.

Vormistab is commonly used in business, administration, and everyday language to describe the act of formatting, organizing, or formalizing something. Examples of usage include reformulating or preparing documents, arranging data, or finalizing a procedure. In passive constructions, forms like vormistatakse are used to indicate that documents or processes are being prepared or formalized by others.

Overall, vormistab is a everyday verb form essential for describing actions related to making, shaping, or formalizing objects, documents, and processes in Estonian. It is not a separate lexical entry beyond its role as the third-person singular present tense of vormistama.