kujundatud

Kujundatud is the Estonian past passive participle of the verb kujundama, meaning to design or shape. As an adjective, kujundatud describes something that has been designed or shaped according to specific goals, requirements, or aesthetic aims. It is used across domains such as architecture, product design, graphic design, and software development to indicate an intentional creation rather than a natural form.

Grammatical notes: kujundatud is a typical Estonian attributive adjective that agrees with the noun in number and case. It can appear before a noun, for example kujundatud lahendus (a designed solution) or kujundatud ruum (a designed room), and it can be used predicatively with a linking verb, as in See on kujundatud vastavalt kasutajate vajadustele (It is designed according to user needs).

Nuance and relationships: kujundatud emphasizes the outcome of the design process—what has been designed. Disainitud is a near synonym and may carry a slightly more formal or technical tone in some contexts. The noun kujundus denotes the act or result of designing; kujundaja refers to the designer.

Usage examples: kujundatud toode (a designed product), kujundatud kasutajaliides (a designed user interface), and kujundatud visuaalstiil (a designed visual style). In practice, kujundatud integrates smoothly into both technical and everyday language when describing objects or systems created through intentional design.