reguleerida

Reguleerida is Estonian verb meaning to regulate: to control, govern, or adjust something by applying rules, standards, or constraints. It is used in legal, administrative, economic, environmental, and technical contexts to describe actions that set limits, guidelines, or procedures intended to ensure consistent behavior or outcomes.

The infinitive is reguleerida. The verb is regular and follows standard Estonian conjugation patterns for -ida verbs. Typical forms include reguleerin (I regulate), reguleerid (you regulate), reguleerib (he/she/it regulates); past tense reguleeris; participles such as reguleerinud (regulated, active past) and reguleeritud (regulated, passive past). The present participle form reguleeriv can be used to describe something that is regulating.

Common usages and contexts include government regulation of markets and industries, environmental and safety standards, and compliance requirements in business and technology. It can also refer to automatic or technical control mechanisms that adjust parameters to maintain certain conditions, such as voltage, speed, or pressure regulation.

Reguleerimine is the noun form referring to the process of regulation, and reguleerija or reguleerija is used for a regulator—someone or something that regulates. Related terms include sotsiaal- ja majanduspoliitika reguleerimise kontekstid, where regulation is discussed as part of policy design and implementation. In practice, reguleerida conveys both formal regulatory actions (laws, rules) and more general controls or adjustments applied to systems or practices.