muudame

Muudame is the first-person plural present indicative form of the Estonian verb muuta, meaning to change or modify. The infinitive is muuta. As a regular -ta verb, its present tense forms are: ma muudan; sa muudad; ta muudab; me muudame; te muudate; nad muudavad. The form muudame is used for statements about changes that involve the speaker and others, whether the change is ongoing or planned for the near future. The verb typically takes a direct object to indicate what is being changed, for example: Me muudame plaani (We are changing the plan); Me muudame ajakava (We are changing the schedule).

Muuta covers a broad range of meanings related to making something different, including physical alterations, organizational adjustments, and shifts in opinion or policy. In usage, muudame is often paired with adverbs or time expressions to specify scope or timing, such as lähitulevikus (in the near future) or täpselt (precisely).

The imperative forms of muuta are muuda (singular) and muutke (plural), used to give a direct instruction to change something. The past tense is formed with changes in the verb stem, yielding forms like muutsin, muutsid, muutis, muutisime, muutsite, muutsid, reflecting standard Estonian past-tense patterns for this verb class.

Examples: Me muudame plaani. Me muudame ajakava. The form muudame is a common, everyday expression for describing planned or ongoing changes in various contexts.