lõhestatakse

lõhestatakse is the passive imperfect form of the Estonian verb lõhestama. Lõhestama generally translates to "to split," "to cleave," "to divide," or "to fissure." Therefore, lõhestatakse signifies that something is in the process of being split, cleaved, divided, or fissured. This term can be used in various contexts, both literal and figurative.

In a literal sense, lõhestatakse might describe a physical object undergoing division. For example, a log might be described as lõhestatakse as it is being chopped. A geological formation could be described as lõhestatakse if it is experiencing a fissure or crack.

Figuratively, lõhestatakse can refer to a division within a group, community, or idea. For instance, a political party might be lõhestatakse by internal disagreements. A society could be described as lõhestatakse by ideological differences. The concept of something being "driven apart" or "fractured" aligns with the meaning of lõhestatakse. The grammatical structure indicates an ongoing action performed by an unspecified agent, focusing on the object being acted upon.