sisestatud

Sisestatud is Estonian for “inserted” or “entered.” It is the past passive participle of the verb sisestama (to insert, to enter/input) and is used as both an adjective and a predicative expression. As a modifier, it describes data, text, or values that have already been entered into a system, form, or document, for example sisestatud andmed (entered data) or sisestatud tekst (text that has been entered). It can also function in a predicative sense, as in Andmed on sisestatud (The data have been entered).

Etymology and formation: sisestatud is formed from the verb stem sisest- with the standard Estonian past passive participle suffix, producing a form that generally agrees with the noun in number and case. The word is widely used across everyday language as well as in computing, data entry, and form handling contexts.

Usage and examples: In technical and administrative language, sisestatud commonly accompanies terms referring to user input or recorded information. Examples include “sisestatud parool” (entered password), “sisestatud väärtus” (entered value), and “sisestatud andmed” (entered data). In documentation or user interfaces, it helps distinguish between data provided by a user and data generated by a program (for instance, data that has been saved after entry).

See also: sisestama, sisestus, andmed, sisestamine. These related terms cover the act of entering information and the resulting entered data, forming a core vocabulary around user input in Estonian.