praktiseeritakse

Praktiseeritakse is the third-person plural present indicative form of the Finnish verb "praktiseerida," which means "to practice" or "to exercise." Therefore, "praktiseeritakse" translates to "is practiced," "are practiced," or "is being practiced," depending on the context. It is used to describe actions, skills, or habits that are regularly performed by a group of people or are a common occurrence.

For instance, one might say "Uusi tehnika praktiseeritakse haiglas," meaning "The new technique is practiced in the hospital." This indicates that medical staff regularly use or apply this new method. Similarly, "Vana komme praktiseeritakse veel mõnes külas," translates to "The old custom is still practiced in some villages," implying that the tradition is kept alive by the inhabitants. The passive voice construction emphasizes the action itself rather than the specific agents performing it, highlighting the widespread or habitual nature of the practice.