informeeris

Informaerima is an Estonian verb meaning to inform. Informeeris is the past tense, third-person singular form of the verb informeerima, used to report that someone informed others about something. In this form the subject is he, she, or it, and the clause typically introduces information or a statement that was conveyed.

Usage and context: Informeeris appears mainly in formal writing, journalism, and official statements. It carries a sense of conveying information or briefing others, rather than simply making a casual announcement. In everyday speech, speakers may opt for teatas or teavitas, which can convey slightly different nuances—teadas or teavitada often emphasizes making a notice or informing more broadly, while informeeris stresses the act of informing itself.

Grammar and related forms: The present tense form is informeerib. The past tense singular third person form is informeeris, while other past-tense forms include informeerisid (second person plural or third person plural) and informeerisin (first person singular). The verb belongs to a common conjugation pattern for Estonian loan-forms ending in -eerima.

Examples:

- Ta informeeris ajakirjanikke, et koosolek algas kell 10. (He informed journalists that the meeting began at 10.)

- Pressiteates informeerisid nad, et uusi meetmeid võetakse kasutusele. (In the press release they informed that new measures will be implemented.)

Etymology and status: Informeerima is a standard Estonian verb derived from international vocabulary for “to inform.” Informeeris remains a standard past-tense form used in formal and reported speech.