ühitamiseks

"ühitamiseks" is an Estonian word that translates to "for warming up" or "for heating". It is the dative plural form of the noun "üritus", which means "event" or "undertaking". However, in common usage, "ühitamiseks" is rarely used in this literal sense. Instead, it is more commonly employed as a gerund, meaning "for the purpose of warming up" or "in order to heat". This can apply to a wide range of situations, from physical activity to industrial processes.

For example, in sports, one might perform "ühitamiseks" exercises before a game to prepare their muscles and prevent injury. In a domestic setting, one might put wood in a fireplace "ühitamiseks" of the room. Industrially, a machine might be run for a period "ühitamiseks" before beginning its main task. The context in which "ühitamiseks" is used clarifies its specific meaning. It emphasizes the preparatory or initial phase of an action aimed at achieving a desired temperature or state of readiness.