nähtavasse

"Nähtavasse" is an Estonian word that translates to "visible" or "in sight." It is derived from the verb "näha," meaning "to see." The word functions as an adverb or adjective and describes something that is capable of being seen or is currently in the range of vision.

In its adverbial form, "nähtavasse" indicates that something is being placed or moved into a visible location. For example, "Pane see nähtavasse kohta" translates to "Put this in a visible place." This implies a deliberate action to ensure an object or information is easily observed.

As an adjective, "nähtavasse" describes a state of being visible. It can refer to physical objects that are not hidden, or to abstract concepts that are becoming apparent. For instance, "Tema mured hakkasid saama nähtavasse" means "His worries began to become visible." This suggests a transition from an internal or unexpressed state to an observable one.

The concept of "nähtavasse" is fundamental in everyday communication and descriptions of the physical world. It contrasts with terms indicating invisibility or obscurity. The word's usage is straightforward, focusing on the state or action of being perceived by sight.