Kõrvaldav

Kõrvaldav is an Estonian word that translates to "eliminating," "dispelling," or "removing" in English. It is a verb in its infinitive form, derived from the verb "kõrvaldama," which means to remove or eliminate. The word can be used in various contexts, from physical removal of objects to the dispelling of abstract concepts like doubts or problems.

In a literal sense, kõrvaldav might describe the act of removing an object from a particular place. For example, "ta kõrvaldas prügi" means "he/she removed the trash." It can also refer to the expulsion of something from a system or process. For instance, in a technical context, it could mean removing an error or a malfunction.

More figuratively, kõrvaldav is used to describe the act of getting rid of negative emotions, thoughts, or situations. "Kahtluste kõrvaldamine" translates to "dispelling doubts," and "probleemide kõrvaldamine" means "eliminating problems." It implies a deliberate action to bring about a change, often for the better. The concept suggests a proactive approach to resolving issues or clearing away obstacles. The word carries a sense of finality and completeness in the act of removal.