kehastatakse

Kehastatakse is an Estonian verb meaning "is embodied," "is materialized," or "is incorporated." It is the passive past participle of the verb "kehastama," which means to embody, materialize, or incorporate. This verb is often used in contexts where an abstract concept, idea, or quality is given a physical form or is represented by a tangible entity.

For example, a character in a story might be described as kehastatakse, meaning they are the embodiment of a particular virtue or vice. In a more abstract sense, a principle or a law could be said to be kehastatakse in a document or a system. The term implies a process where something intangible becomes manifest or takes on a concrete existence. It suggests that a concept has moved from the realm of thought or imagination into reality.

The usage of kehastatakse can also extend to the act of incorporation, where an idea or a part of something is integrated into a larger whole. For instance, a new clause might be kehastatakse into an existing contract, meaning it is incorporated and becomes a part of the agreement. This verb highlights the transition from a non-physical state to a physical or integrated one.