Lõhkavad

Lõhkavad is an Estonian word that translates to "exploding" or "bursting" in English. It is the present participle of the verb "lõhkema," meaning to explode, burst, or shatter. This word can be used in various contexts to describe a sudden, violent release of energy or pressure.

For example, one might say "lõhkavad ilutulestikud" to refer to exploding fireworks. In a more metaphorical sense, "lõhkavad tunded" could describe overwhelming emotions that are about to burst forth. The term can also be applied to physical objects, such as "lõhkavad õhupallid" (exploding balloons) or "lõhkavad pommid" (exploding bombs). The concept of lõhkavad is often associated with rapid expansion, fragmentation, and a significant change in state. It implies an event that is often sudden and potentially destructive or spectacular depending on the context. The intensity of the action described by "lõhkavad" can range from a minor pop to a major detonation.