täheldavad

Täheldavad is an Estonian verb form meaning to notice, perceive, or become aware of something. It is the 3rd person plural present tense of the verb täheldama. In use, the subject (they) performs the action of noticing, often referring to signs, changes, developments, or details that become perceptible to observers.

The verb täheldama is transitive and commonly appears in formal or descriptive contexts, such as journalism, research, and analytic writing, where observers identify or report what becomes noticeable. The form täheldavad is typically followed by a direct object in its various grammatical cases, depending on sentence structure. It can describe perceptual judgments, not only immediate sensory perception but also recognition of patterns or trends.

Related forms include täheldav (notable or perceptible; an adjective describing something that can be noticed) and täheldatav (noticeable or perceptible, used as an attributive or predicative adjective). The noun form täheldus or the noun phrase täheldamine refers to the act or process of noticing.

In summary, täheldavad denotes that a group or multiple subjects perceive or notice something in the present, and it is used in contexts where reporting or describing perceptions and recognitions is appropriate.

Example usage: Nad täheldavad esimesi muutusi kliimas valitses. Uuringus täheldavad teadlased tendentsi, mis võib mõjutada tulemusi.