Liigutatavate

Liigutatavate is an Estonian word that translates to "movable" or "relocatable" in English. It is commonly used to describe objects, structures, or even abstract concepts that can be physically or conceptually shifted from one place or state to another.

In the context of physical objects, liigutatavate can refer to furniture, equipment, or any item that is not permanently fixed. For example, liigutatavad seinad (movable walls) are often found in office spaces or conference halls to reconfigure the layout. Similarly, liigutatavad majad (movable houses) or prefabricated homes are designed for easy transport and relocation.

The term can also be applied to infrastructure. Liigutatavad sillad (movable bridges) are engineered to open or lift to allow watercraft to pass underneath. In agriculture, liigutatavad aiad (movable fences) are used to manage livestock grazing areas.

Beyond the physical, liigutatavate can describe things that are subject to change or influence. For instance, liigutatavad hinnad (movable prices) implies prices that are not fixed and can fluctuate. In a more abstract sense, liigutatavad eesmärgid (movable goals) suggests objectives that might be adjusted or redefined as circumstances evolve. The core meaning remains the capacity for movement or change.