lõhustas

Lõhustas is an Estonian word that translates to "split," "cleaved," or "shattered" in English. It is the past tense form of the verb "lõhustama," which means to split or break apart. The word can be used in various contexts, both literal and figurative.

Literally, lõhustas can describe the physical act of splitting an object. For example, one might say that a log was lõhustas with an axe, meaning it was split into pieces. Similarly, a rock could be lõhustas by an impact.

Figuratively, lõhustas can refer to the breaking apart of something non-physical, such as a group, an organization, or an idea. For instance, a political party might be described as lõhustas due to internal disagreements, indicating it had split into factions. It can also imply a disruption or fragmentation.

The word conveys a sense of forceful separation or division. The degree to which something is lõhustas can range from a minor crack to a complete disintegration, depending on the context. It is a versatile term in the Estonian language used to describe a wide array of splitting and breaking phenomena.