No. 492 in Estonian

lubatud

Permitted.

In a sentence

Töötegemine on siin lubatud.
Working is allowed here.
In this sentence, 'lubatud' is used as a past participle forming the predicate to indicate permission or allowance within the context.
See film pole lastele lubatud.
This movie is not allowed for children.
Here, 'lubatud' serves as a past participle in a negative predicate to express that permission is not granted.
Sind on juba lubatud osaleda üritusel.
You are already allowed to participate in the event.
In this construction, 'lubatud' is part of a perfect passive voice structure indicating that permission has been granted.

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