õigustatakse

õigustatakse is the third-person singular present passive form of the Estonian verb õigustama. The verb õigustama generally means to justify, to legitimize, or to vindicate. Therefore, õigustatakse translates to "is justified," "is legitimized," or "is vindicated."

In usage, õigustatakse would appear in a sentence describing an action, decision, or state that is being presented as having good reason or being made acceptable. For example, "Tema tegevus õigustatakse" would mean "His/her action is justified." Similarly, "See otsus õigustatakse" translates to "This decision is legitimized" or "This decision is justified." The passive voice indicates that the subject of the sentence is receiving the action of justification or legitimation, rather than performing it. The context of the sentence would determine the precise nuance of "justified" or "legitimized." It implies that reasons are being provided or that a situation is being rendered acceptable or valid according to certain principles or standards.