ehitatavaid

The term "ehitatavaid" is the partitive plural form of the Estonian word "ehitatav," which translates to "buildable" or "being built." In Estonian grammar, the partitive case is used to indicate a part of a whole, an indefinite quantity, or an object that is partially affected by an action. Therefore, "ehitatavaid" would refer to multiple things that are in the process of being constructed or are available to be built.

This word might appear in contexts related to construction projects, real estate, or inventory. For example, a real estate listing might mention "uusarendus ehitatavaid kortereid" meaning "new development with buildable apartments." Similarly, a contractor might discuss "ehitatavaid objekte" or "objects being built." The specific meaning is always dependent on the surrounding words and the overall context of the sentence. It emphasizes the ongoing nature of construction or the potential for future development.