välistati

Välistati is the past tense passive form of the Estonian verb välistama, meaning to exclude, omit or remove from a list. The term is used to indicate that an item, person or entity has been taken out of a list, registry, catalogue or similar compilation by an authority or process.

In practice, välistati appears in formal writing, news reports and administrative documents to describe removal from lists. It is used across domains such as regulatory or professional registers, sporting or competition lists, and data sets. The formulation does not by itself specify the reason for removal; the surrounding context usually provides the justification, rule, or decision that led to the action.

The concept is closely aligned with the English term delisted or excluded. In Estonian, välistati conveys an official or procedural sense of removal, often implying an established rule or authority was applied. It can appear in various tenses and voices when discussing ongoing or completed actions related to list management, including political, economic, sports, and research contexts.

Overall, välistati denotes a formal action of removing an item from a list, rather than simply forgetting or omitting it in casual terms. It is a common expression in Estonian for documenting decisions that affect inclusion in official compilations or datasets.