Väljatööteldakse

Väljatööteldakse is an Estonian verb in the passive voice, third person singular, present tense. It translates to "is being developed" or "is under development" in English. The verb originates from the Estonian word "välja töötama," which means "to develop" or "to work out."

The form "väljatööteldakse" specifically indicates that a process of development is currently underway and that the subject of the sentence is the recipient of this development. It is commonly used in contexts where something is in the process of creation, refinement, or elaboration. For example, one might say "uus programm väljatööteldakse" (a new program is being developed) or "strateegia on väljatööteldakse" (the strategy is under development).

This grammatical form is crucial for conveying ongoing action and a state of progress. It implies that the development is not yet complete, but active work is being done. The passive voice construction is often employed to emphasize the object being developed rather than the agent performing the development, which may be unknown, unimportant, or deliberately omitted. Understanding "väljatööteldakse" is key to comprehending discussions about ongoing projects, plans, and innovations in Estonian.