Töödeldavaid

Töödeldavaid isestonian adjective töödeldav, meaning "processable" or "that can be processed." It is used to describe objects that are suitable for processing, handling, or treatment, such as data, materials, or products. The term appears in technical, manufacturing, and data-processing contexts to indicate potential or planned processing steps.

The form töödeldavaid is the partitive plural inflection of töödeldav. It is used before a noun in the partitive plural, for example töödeldavaid andmeid (processable data) or töödeldavaid tooteid (processable products). The word is derived from the verb töödeldama (to process, to treat) with the participial suffix -dav, which yields an adjective describing an object’s capacity for processing.

Usage examples are common in technical specifications, data governance, and manufacturing documentation. In data contexts, one might speak of töödeldavaid andmeid that require protection or a particular processing workflow. In manufacturing, töödeldavad tooted refer to items that will undergo subsequent processing steps such as refinement, assembly, or packaging.

Related terms include töödeldud (processed), which denotes that processing has already occurred, and töödeldavus, a noun form referring to processability. The concept is widely understood in Estonian technical language as a way to distinguish between items that can undergo processing and those that cannot or have already been processed.