lõdvestub

Lõdvestub is the present tense, third-person singular form of the Estonian verb lõdvestuma, meaning to relax or to become relaxed. It describes a change of state in which a person or a body part becomes more relaxed, either physically (muscles loosen) or mentally (calmness or relief).

Grammatically lõdvestub is intransitive and used without an object. The infinitive is lõdvestuma and the related noun is lõdvestus (relaxation).

Common usages include everyday situations such as after work or during rest. Examples: Ta lõdvestub pärast tööd. Lihased lõdvestuvad pärast võimlemist. Mõtted lõdvestuvad, kui ta mediteerib.

Origin and related forms: the verb is derived from the noun lõdvestus and indicates a transition into a state of relaxation. Related forms include lõdvestuma (infinitive) and lõdvestus (relaxation).