häälestatakse

Häälestatakse is the passive present tense form of the Estonian verb häälestama. The verb häälestama means "to tune" or "to adjust" something so that it produces the correct sound or operates properly. Therefore, "häälestatakse" translates to "is being tuned" or "is adjusted."

This term is commonly used in contexts involving musical instruments. For example, a piano häälestatakse regularly to ensure its notes are accurate. It can also apply to other sound-producing devices or equipment that requires precise calibration. The process of häälestamine involves making small adjustments to tension, pitch, or other parameters. When something häälestatakse, it is undergoing this process.

In a broader sense, "häälestatakse" can also refer to the adjustment or setting of any system or mechanism. For instance, a radio receiver might be häälestatakse to a specific frequency. The passive construction indicates that the action of tuning or adjusting is being performed on the subject, rather than the subject performing the action itself. The focus is on the object being tuned.