lõhestatava

lõhestatava is an Estonian adjective meaning "splittable" or "divisible". It describes something that can be broken down into smaller parts or sections. This term can be applied in various contexts, from physical objects to abstract concepts.

In a physical sense, lõhestatava can refer to materials that are easily split, such as wood that can be cleaved or a rock that has natural fault lines making it separable. It can also describe objects designed to be taken apart, like modular furniture or a puzzle that can be disassembled. The concept implies that the object's integrity is maintained in its separated components, and it might be possible to reassemble them.

Metaphorically, lõhestatava can describe ideas or data that can be divided into subcategories or individual elements for analysis or understanding. For instance, a complex problem might be described as lõhestatava if it can be broken down into smaller, more manageable issues. Similarly, a dataset could be lõhestatava if it can be partitioned based on specific criteria. The term suggests a logical or conceptual separation rather than a physical one.