ohjeldades

The term "ohjeldades" is the past passive participle of the Estonian verb "ohjeldama," which translates to "to restrain," "to curb," or "to control." Therefore, "ohjeldades" literally means "having been restrained," "having been curbed," or "having been controlled." It is used in Estonian grammar to describe a state or action that has been brought to a halt or limited by an external force or internal decision.

In practice, "ohjeldades" would be used in a sentence to indicate that something has undergone a process of restraint. For example, one might say that a fire was "ohjeldades," meaning it had been contained or brought under control. Similarly, a price increase could be described as "ohjeldades" if it was stopped or limited. The specific nuance depends heavily on the context of the sentence in which it appears. It implies a completed action of restraint, with the subject of the sentence being the recipient of this action.