Käideldavate

Käideldavate is an Estonian word that translates to "handleable," "manageable," or "workable" in English. It is derived from the verb "käidelda," which means to handle, manage, or work with something. The word is used to describe a noun or a concept that is capable of being dealt with, processed, or controlled.

The adjective "käideldavate" can be applied in various contexts. In a technical or industrial setting, it might refer to materials that are easy to transport, process, or assemble. For instance, raw materials that are easily cut or shaped could be described as käideldavate. In a more abstract sense, it can refer to problems or tasks that are feasible to solve or complete within given constraints. A project that is well-defined and has clear steps might be considered käideldavate.

Conversely, something that is not käideldavate would be difficult to handle, unmanageable, or impractical. This could be due to its size, complexity, cost, or lack of resources available to deal with it. The concept of käideldavate emphasizes practicality and feasibility, suggesting that a situation or object can be effectively managed or operated upon. The term is often used in planning, logistics, and problem-solving to assess the practicality of actions or solutions.