reklaamib

Reklaamib is the Estonian verb meaning “advertises” or “is advertising.” It is the third-person singular present tense form of the verb reklaamima, which means to advertise. The verb is transitive and typically governs an object referring to what is being advertised, such as a product, service, or campaign. The subject can be a person, company, or organization.

Etymology and form: Reklaamib is derived from the noun reklaam, meaning advertisement, which in turn originates from German Reklame. Reklaamima is the infinitive form, and reklaamib is used for present-tense statements like “he/she advertises.” The plural present form is reklaamivad (“they advertise”). The term is widely used in marketing, media, and everyday Estonian to describe advertising activity.

Usage and context: Reklaamib is commonly used in business, journalism, and advertising discourse to indicate that an entity is promoting a product, service, or brand. It appears in sentences such as “Ettevõte reklaamib oma uut toodet televisioonis” (The company advertises its new product on television) or “Kampaania reklaamib brändi laiemale publikule.” The word is typical in formal and informal language alike, and it coexists with related terms like turundama (to market) and reklaam (advertisement) as a noun.