leevenduvad
Leevenduvad is an Estonian verb form that expresses the idea of relief or mitigation. It translates roughly as “they are alleviated” or “they ease,” and is used to describe a process in which conditions, symptoms, or tensions become less severe or intense. The form is typically used with plural subjects in present tense.
Linguistic notes: Leevenduvad derives from the verb leevendama (to alleviate, to ease) and is the present-tense
Usage and contexts: In medicine, leevenduvad is used to indicate that symptoms are diminishing over time. In
Examples: Sümptomid leevenduvad pärast ravi. (The symptoms are alleviating after treatment.) Põhjused leevenduvad, kui olukord stabiliseerub.
Related terms: leevendus (relief, alleviation), leevendamine (the act of alleviating), leevendada (to ease, to alleviate), leevenduma