muundatakse
Muundatakse is the present passive form of the Estonian verb muundama, meaning to convert or transform. It translates roughly as “is converted” or “is transformed.” The passive voice signals that the action is performed without naming the agent, making the statement about the change itself rather than who carries it out. Muundatakse is widely used in neutral, factual descriptions, especially in technical, scientific, and data-processing contexts.
Morphology and usage: In Estonian, muundama forms muundatakse in the present tense to express an ongoing transformation
Context and meaning: The word emphasizes the undergone change rather than the doer. It can apply to
Etymology: Muundatakse is derived from muundama (to transform, to convert) with the standard Estonian passive suffix
Related concepts: The form contrasts with active forms such as muundab (he/she/it converts) and with other passive