Käivitatavaks

Käivitatavaks is an Estonian word that translates to "launchable," "initiable," or "deployable" in English. It is a verbal adjective derived from the verb "käivitama," which means to start, launch, initiate, or deploy. The suffix "-tavaks" indicates a potential or suitability for being acted upon. Therefore, "käivitatavaks" describes something that is in a state where it can be started, deployed, or put into operation.

This term is commonly used in technical contexts, such as software development or engineering. For instance, a piece of software might be described as "käivitatavaks" when it is ready to be installed and run on a system. Similarly, a project or a plan could be considered "käivitatavaks" when all the necessary preconditions have been met and it is prepared for its execution phase. The word emphasizes the readiness and capability of something to begin its intended function or process. It implies that the necessary steps have been taken and the subject is now in a state of preparedness for action.