implementeerima

Implementeerima is an Estonian verb meaning to implement or to put into operation a plan, policy, system, feature, or piece of software. It is used to describe the action of turning concepts and designs into functioning reality, not only in IT but also in governance, business, and project management. The word is a loanword from English, adapted into Estonian as a verbal form with the infinitive implementeerima.

In usage, implementeerima covers activities such as planning how to apply a decision, executing steps to roll out a system, or integrating a new function into an existing workflow. It is commonly found in formal or professional writing and in everyday business language, where precise description of execution is required. The term is often seen alongside verbs like rakendada (to apply) and teostada (to carry out), but implementeerima specifically emphasizes the process of bringing plans into operation.

Grammatically, implementeerima is the infinitive form; Estonian verbs in this class conjugate for tense and mood like other -ima verbs. Common contexts include project updates, policy implementation discussions, and software development reports. Example sentences include: “Ettevõte peab implementeerima uue süsteemi,” meaning the company must implement the new system, and “Projektijuhid arutavad, kuidas implementeerida muudatused,” meaning project managers discuss how to implement the changes.