Suitsetatav

Suitsetatav is an Estonian adjective meaning “capable of being smoked” or “smokable.” It is formed from the verb suitsetama (to smoke) with the suffix -atav, which marks potential or capability in Estonian. The word can describe substances, materials, or products that can be smoked, such as tobacco, dried herbs, or wood used in smoking foods. In technical or labeling contexts, suitsetatav is used to indicate that a substance is suitable for smoking rather than for other forms of consumption.

Grammatical notes: Suitsetatav is declined like other Estonian adjectives and agrees with the noun it describes in case, number, and vowel harmony. Typical usage is in compound descriptions such as “suitsetatav toode” (smokable product) or “suitsetatav aine” (smokable substance).

Limitations: The term does not imply safety, legality, or health effects; those aspects depend on context and regulations. It is primarily a descriptive term rather than a normative judgment.

See also: suitsetamine (smoking), tubakas (tobacco).

Example sentences: See tubakas on suitsetatav. Need ürdid on suitsetatavad suitsetamiseks.