monitoritakse

Monitoritakse is a Finnish word that translates to "is monitored" or "are monitored" in English. It is the third-person plural present passive form of the verb "monitoroida," which means "to monitor." This verb is derived from the English word "monitor," indicating its direct translation and usage in similar contexts.

The word "monitoritakse" is commonly used in various situations where an action or state is under observation or surveillance. This can range from technical contexts, such as system performance being monitored, to social or governmental settings, where public behavior or environmental conditions are being monitored. For example, a sentence like "Liikenne monitoritakse kameroiden avulla" translates to "Traffic is monitored using cameras." Similarly, "Terveydentilanne monitoritakse jatkuvasti" means "The health condition is continuously monitored."

The passive voice construction emphasizes the action of monitoring and the object being monitored, rather than the agent performing the monitoring. This grammatical structure is typical in Finnish for conveying neutrality and objectivity, often found in official reports, technical documentation, and news articles. The term highlights the ongoing nature of observation and the systematic collection of data or information.