süütatud

süütatud is an Estonian word that translates to "ignited," "set on fire," or "kindled" in English. It is the past passive participle of the verb "süütama," which means to ignite or set fire to something. The word can be used in various contexts, both literal and metaphorical.

Literally, süütatud refers to an object that has been deliberately set ablaze. For example, "maja oli süütatud" means "the house was set on fire." It can also describe the act of starting a fire, such as "lõke oli süütatud" meaning "the bonfire was kindled."

Metaphorically, süütatud can describe the stimulation of emotions or ideas. For instance, "tema sõnad süütasid rahva viha" translates to "his words ignited the people's anger." Similarly, it can refer to the awakening of interest or passion, as in "uue hobiga süütas ta oma elu." This would mean "with a new hobby, he kindled his life." The word implies a beginning or a spark that leads to a larger reaction or development.