vallutatud
Vallutatud is an Estonian adjective that translates to “conquered” or “taken by force.” It is used to describe territory, places, or entities that have been overcome in a conflict or military campaign, as well as to indicate a change of sovereignty or control.
The word is formed as the past passive participle of the verb vallutada, meaning “to conquer.” In
In historical or political writing, vallutatud is commonly used to describe regions or cities affected by warfare,
Related terms in Estonian include vallutaja (conqueror), vallutama (to conquer), vallutus or vallutus (conquest). These words
See also: Estonian language, conquest terminology, related linguistic forms in Estonian such as vallutaja and vallutamine.