Järgimõimalik

Järgimõimalik is an Estonian word that translates to "followable" or "traceable" in English. It describes something that can be followed, tracked, or understood in terms of its origin, development, or subsequent steps. The term is often used in contexts related to processes, instructions, or lineage.

In the context of instructions or a process, järgimõimalik indicates that the steps are clear and can be logically followed by someone attempting to replicate or understand them. For example, a recipe might be described as järgimõimalik if its instructions are easy to understand and execute in order. Similarly, a set of technical procedures could be deemed järgimõimalik if they provide a clear pathway for troubleshooting or maintenance.

The word can also refer to traceability in a broader sense, such as the ability to trace the history or source of something. This might apply to genealogical research, where family trees aim to be järgimõimalik, or to the provenance of an artwork or artifact. When something is described as järgimõimalik, it implies a certain degree of transparency and comprehensibility, allowing for investigation or replication. The opposite would be something that is obscure, chaotic, or impossible to follow.