tühjenduvad

tühjenduvad is an Estonian verb, the third-person plural present indicative form of the verb tühjendama. It translates to "they are emptying" or "they empty" in English. The root verb, tühjendama, means to empty, to clear out, or to drain. Therefore, tühjenduvad describes a situation where multiple entities or objects are in the process of becoming empty.

This verb can be used in various contexts. For instance, it could refer to containers that are being emptied, such as "topsid tühjenduvad" (the cups are emptying). It can also describe the process of a place becoming empty, like "ruumid tühjenduvad" (the rooms are emptying) as people leave. In a more abstract sense, it might describe the depletion of resources or emotions, for example, "reservid tühjenduvad" (the reserves are emptying). The exact meaning is determined by the subject performing the action of emptying. The plural form indicates that more than one subject is involved in this process.