lõhestavad

Lõhestavad is an Estonian word that translates to "splitting" or "cleaving" in English. It is a verb form, specifically the present participle of the verb "lõhestama," which means to split, cleave, or divide. The word can be used in various contexts to describe an action of separation.

In a physical sense, lõhestavad might refer to something that is in the process of being split or broken apart. For example, a tree that is lõhestavad would be a tree that is splitting or being split. It can also describe a tool or action used for splitting, such as a splitting axe that is lõhestavad wood.

Beyond the literal, lõhestavad can also be used figuratively to describe division or discord. A situation that is lõhestavad might be one that is causing a rift or disagreement among people. For instance, a political debate could be described as lõhestavad if it is deeply dividing public opinion. Similarly, a societal issue might be referred to as lõhestavad if it creates significant separation within the community. The word emphasizes the ongoing nature of the splitting or dividing action.