kestvad
Kestvad is an Estonian adjective used to describe something that is durable, long-lasting, or enduring. The form kestvad functions as the plural nominative of kestav and is commonly used to modify plural nouns, as in kestvad tooted (durable products) or kestvad materjalid (durable materials). The related singular form is kestav.
In usage, kestvad appears frequently in consumer terminology, architecture, and sustainability discourse, where durability, repairability, and
The concept of kestvad aligns with broader discussions of circular economy and sustainable design, which advocate
See also: durability, longevity, sustainable design, circular economy.