justerbar

Justerbar is a Swedish adjective meaning capable of being adjusted. It describes objects, settings, or mechanisms whose dimensions, positions, or tension can be changed by the user or operator. The term is formed from the verb justera (to adjust) and the suffix -bar, which corresponds to the English suffix -able.

In practice, justerbar is widely used in product specifications, furniture, machinery, and electronics to signal user-configurable features. Common phrases include justerbar höjd (adjustable height), justerbar vinkel (adjustable angle), and justerbara ben (adjustable legs). The word can describe both manual and automatic adjustments, depending on context.

Grammar and variants: as an adjective, it agrees with the noun (ett justerbart bord; det justerbara bordet; justerbara bord). The related noun is justerbarhet (adjustability), and related synonyms include reglerbar and inställbar.

Related terms and translations: inställbarhet and reglerbarhet are used in Swedish as synonyms in many contexts. In English contexts, justerbar translates to adjustable and justerbarhet to adjustability.