Märgatav

Märgatav is an Estonian word that translates to noticeable, perceptible, or appreciable in English. It is an adjective used to describe something that can be detected or observed, either visually, audibly, or through other senses. The word implies a degree of distinction that allows for recognition. For example, one might speak of a märgatav difference between two objects, meaning a difference that is easily seen. Similarly, a märgatav improvement in a situation suggests a change that is clearly positive and can be readily identified.

The usage of märgatav often implies that the subject in question has moved from a state of being unnoticeable to one that can be readily perceived. It can also be used to describe the intensity or magnitude of something, indicating that it is significant enough to be taken into account. For instance, a märgatav increase in temperature means the rise is substantial and not negligible. The word is a common part of the Estonian lexicon, employed in everyday conversation and more formal contexts to convey the idea of something being evident or apparent.