Varustatavad

Varustatavad, also known as "varustatav" in singular, refers to a category of words in the Estonian language that are used to describe things that can be equipped or furnished. These words are typically nouns or noun phrases that denote objects or spaces that can be provided with various items, such as furniture, appliances, or other equipment. Varustatavad are often used in contexts where the act of equipping or furnishing is implied or necessary, such as in the process of setting up a new home, office, or other space.

The term "varustatav" is derived from the verb "varustada," which means "to equip" or "to furnish." The corresponding adjective form is "varustatud," which means "equipped" or "furnished." Varustatavad can be further categorized based on the type of items they can be equipped with, such as "mööblivarustatav" (furniture-equippable) or "seadmevarustatav" (device-equippable).

In everyday language, varustatavad are often used to describe spaces or objects that require additional items to be fully functional or comfortable. For example, a "varustatav ruum" (equippable room) might refer to a space that needs furniture and appliances to be usable, while a "varustatav auto" (equippable car) could refer to a vehicle that needs various accessories and equipment to be fully operational.