lülitatud

Lülitatud is Estonian for “turned on” or “activated.” It is a past passive participle and can function as an adjective formed from the verb lülitada, meaning to switch on or to enable. The form is commonly used in technical and everyday language to indicate that a device, circuit, or function has been activated.

In usage, lülitatud describes a state rather than an action. It often appears with a verb phrase such as “on lülitatud sisse” (has been turned on) or in constructions like “ahel on lülitatud” (the circuit is switched on). The opposite state is expressed with terms like “välja lülitatud” or with phrases using lülitada in the negative or imperative forms, e.g., “lülita sisse” (turn on) or “lülita välja” (turn off). In safety and instruction texts, lülitatud is used to denote that certain equipment is ready for operation or that a control has been engaged.

Lülitatud is part of a family of related terms: lülitada (to switch on or off), lülitus (the act or process of switching), and lüliti (the switch device itself). These terms frequently occur in manuals, electrical diagrams, and software interfaces, where clear indication of an active or inactive state is essential.

Examples:

- Seade on lülitatud sisse.

- Enne hooldust tuleb toide välja lülitada.

- Ahel on lülitatud, ning valmistuda saab tööks.