tehti

tehti

"Tehti" in English means "was done" or "were made."

The word 'tehti' is used here as a passive verb form indicating that an action was carried out by unspecified subjects.

Täna tehti koolis suur koristus.

Today, a big cleanup was done at the school.

Here, 'tehti' is used in a question form, retaining its passive sense inquiring if an action took place.

Kas tehti kõik tööd õigeaegselt?

Were all the tasks done on time?

In this context, 'tehti' again serves as a passive form indicating action, while the sentence specifies under whose initiative it was performed.

Uue pargi rajamine tehti kohaliku omavalitsuse eestvedamisel.

The construction of the new park was done under the initiative of the local government.