beweegbare

Beweegbare is a Dutch adjective that means capable of being moved. It is used to describe objects or components that can be relocated, repositioned, or transported, in contrast with items that are fixed in place. The form beweegbaar is the base adjective, while beweegbare is the attributive form used before a noun (for example, de beweegbare brug, beweegbare onderdelen).

In law, beweegbare goederen refers to movable property, as opposed to onroerende goederen, which means real estate or immovable property. This distinction is common in property, tax, and civil law to differentiate assets that can be physically transported from those that are attached to land or buildings.

In engineering, architecture, and logistics, beweegbare is frequently used to describe parts or structures designed to move or be adjusted. Examples include een beweegbare brug (a movable bridge), beweegbare gevels (movable facades), and beweegbare onderdelen (movable components). The term can also appear in everyday language to indicate portability or ease of movement for devices and furniture.

Beweegbare is part of a broader Dutch vocabulary built from bewegen (to move) plus the suffix -baar, which denotes capability. The related form beweegbaar used without an article or in plural form follows standard Dutch adjective rules for attributive position before nouns.