Realiseeritavast

Realiseeritavast is an inflected form of the Estonian adjective realiseeritav, which means realizable or feasible. The form is used when the adjective modifies a noun that is in the elative case, a grammatical case that denotes origin or source and is marked with the ending -st in many nouns and adjectives. As such, realiseeritav describes a noun in the elative, and realiseeritavast signals that both the adjective and the noun share the elative ending.

Morphology and usage are primarily of interest in linguistic or academic contexts. Realiseereritav is the base adjective meaning “realizable.” When the language requires an elative form for the noun, the adjective itself takes the corresponding elative ending, producing realiseeritavast. This is a predictable pattern for Estonian adjectives: the form changes to agree with the case of the noun it accompanies. Because elative forms are relatively restricted to formal or technical prose, realiseeritavast often appears in grammars, dictionaries, feasibility discussions, or linguistic analyses rather than in everyday speech.

Etymology and related forms: the adjective is formed from the verb realiseerima (to realize) plus the common suffix -atav, yielding realiseeritav (“feasible”). Its various case forms, including realiseeritavast, reflect standard Estonian adjective declension and the broader system of noun-adjective agreement. In translation, realiseeritavast corresponds to English phrases such as “from a realizable …” when used in the elative.