käimasolevates

"Käimasolevates" is an Estonian word that translates to "ongoing" or "in progress" in English. It is a plural form of the adjective "käimasolev." This term is used to describe situations, events, processes, or tasks that are currently happening or have not yet been completed.

In Estonian grammar, "käimasolevates" is the inessive plural case. This means it indicates something that is "in" or "within" ongoing matters. For example, one might say "arutelud käimasolevates küsimustes," which translates to "discussions on the ongoing issues." The word implies a dynamic state, something actively unfolding rather than a static condition.

The concept of "käimasolevates" is relevant in various contexts, including project management, where it refers to ongoing projects, or in discussions about current events or developments. It emphasizes the temporal aspect of an action or state that is not yet finished. The opposite would be something completed or past. The term is a common and useful descriptor in everyday Estonian language.