Lõigatavat

Lõigatavat is an Estonian term that broadly translates to "cuttable" or "sliceable." It refers to materials or objects that are designed or suitable for being cut. This can encompass a wide range of items, from food products to construction materials.

In the context of food, lõigatavat might describe produce like cheese, sausage, or vegetables that are intended to be sliced for consumption or preparation. Packaging for such items often indicates that they are lõigatavat, suggesting that they can be easily cut with a knife or other utensil.

Beyond food, the term can be applied to materials in construction or crafting. For example, certain types of wood, plastic, or metal might be described as lõigatavat if they can be cut to specific dimensions using appropriate tools. This implies a certain malleability or composition that allows for precise alteration. The suitability for being cut is a key characteristic, distinguishing lõigatavat items from those that are rigid or brittle and would likely break or shatter rather than be cleanly cut. The concept emphasizes the ease and practicality of division.