lahtivõeti

Lahtivõeti is an Estonian term that translates to "disassembled" or "taken apart" in English. It is most commonly used in the context of mechanical objects or structures. When something is described as "lahtivõeti," it implies that it has been systematically broken down into its constituent parts. This process can be for various reasons, such as for repair, maintenance, cleaning, transportation, or sometimes for disposal.

The term is neutral in its connotation and simply describes a state of being disassembled. It does not inherently suggest whether the object was successfully put back together or if the disassembly was performed by an expert. In a technical context, "lahtivõeti" might refer to the process of undoing the assembly of a machine, vehicle, or piece of furniture. It is a straightforward description of a physical action. The opposite of lahtivõeti would be kokku pandud, meaning "assembled" or "put together."