hävitava

The word "hävitava" is the genitive singular form of the Estonian adjective "hävitav". "Hävitav" translates to "destructive" or "devastating" in English. It describes something that causes great damage, ruin, or annihilation. The genitive case often indicates possession, origin, or a part of something. Therefore, "hävitava" would be used in a context where one is referring to the destructiveness of something or a part of that destructive quality. For example, one might say "hävitava jõu mõju" which means "the effect of destructive force". The word's root "hävitama" is the verb meaning to destroy. The adjective "hävitav" is thus derived from the action of destroying and describes a quality or characteristic of being able to destroy or causing destruction. It is a strong term used to convey the severity of damage or loss.