masseeritakse

Masseeritakse is an Estonian verb form used to describe an action performed on a large scale, with the agent often unspecified. It represents the present passive voice of the verb masseerida (and related forms) and is typical for statements about processes that occur in bulk rather than by a specific person or group.

In usage, masseeritakse appears in manufacturing, logistics, public health, and data processing contexts. Examples include phrases like “Tooteid masseeritakse suurtes kogustes” ( products are mass-produced in large quantities) or “Andmeid masseeritakse erinevatest allikatest” (data are mass-processed from different sources). The construction emphasizes scale and process rather than who is doing the action, making it common in official reports, press releases, and policy texts.

Grammatically, masseeritakse is an impersonal present passive form. It can be used without specifying the actor, which allows writers to focus on systemic or organizational aspects of a procedure. Its use is typical when describing industrial, administrative, or public initiatives where the emphasis is on what is being done rather than who is performing it.

Notes and variations: masseerida (to mass-produce or apply in bulk) is the related verb from which the form masseeritakse derives. The exact nuance depends on the context and the verb’s base meaning, but the passive present form consistently signals bulk-scale action.

See also: passive voice in Estonian; mass production in Estonian industry terminology.