Mõeldav

Mõeldav refers to something that is possible, plausible, or thinkable. It can also imply a degree of likelihood or probability. In Estonian, the language in which the term is most commonly used, "mõelda" means to think or consider.

In various contexts, "mõeldav" is used to describe a situation, outcome, or scenario that is reasonable, given the circumstances. For instance, "See on mõeldav, et lavastus saab edu" translates to "It is possible, or plausible, that the play will be successful".

The term is also used in theoretical and philosophical discussions, particularly in the realm of contingency and possibility. Here, "mõeldav" can refer to the idea that certain outcomes or possibilities are conceivable, yet not necessarily actualized.

Mõeldav can also be used to describe a person's thoughts, intentions, or plans. For example, "Tema mõelda pakku võib võita meistrivõistluste auhinda" translates to "He might think that they will win the master's cup award".

It is essential to note that "mõeldav" should not be confused with other Estonian words that convey a sense of possibility or plausibility, such as "näe" (visible) or "esinev" (actual or real).

The usage of "mõeldav" can be somewhat nuanced, as it often depends on the speaker's intention and the context in which it is used. However, generally speaking, "mõeldav" implies a reasonable or plausible circumstance, thought, or outcome.