Väljendatavaks

Väljendatavaks is an Estonian word that translates to "expressible" or "articulated" in English. It is derived from the verb "väljendama," meaning "to express" or "to articulate." The word "väljendatavaks" is in the translative case, indicating a transformation or change into a state of being expressible.

This term is often used in contexts related to communication, language, and thought. For example, a complex emotion might be described as "vaevu väljendatavaks" (barely expressible) if it is difficult to put into words. Similarly, an idea that can be clearly communicated through language is considered "väljendatavaks." The concept emphasizes the ability to convey something, whether it be an abstract thought, a feeling, or a concept, in a communicable form.

In philosophical or linguistic discussions, "väljendatavaks" might be used to explore the limits of language and human expression. It prompts questions about what can be articulated and what remains ineffable. The word highlights the process of rendering internal states or abstract notions into a form that can be understood by others, often through verbal or written language. It is a word that signifies the successful translation of something internal into an external, observable form.