Tõendatavateks

Tõendatavateks is the plural in-the-partitive case of the Estonian word "tõendatav". "Tõendatav" translates to "provable" or "verifiable" in English. Therefore, "tõendatavateks" refers to things, concepts, or statements that are in a state of being provable or verifiable, and are the object or recipient of an action or description.

In Estonian grammar, the partitive case is often used to indicate an indefinite object or quantity, or when an action is incomplete or ongoing. When "tõendatavateks" is used, it signifies that the items being referred to are the subject of an attempt at proof or verification, or that they are to be made provable. For instance, one might discuss "tõendatavateks muutuma" (to become provable) or "tõendatavateks tegema" (to make provable). The context in which "tõendatavateks" appears will determine the specific nuance of its meaning, but the core idea remains centered on the quality of being able to be proven or demonstrated as true.