põhjustatava

Põhjustatava is an Estonian word that functions as a participle. It is derived from the verb "põhjustama," meaning "to cause" or "to bring about." As a participle, "põhjustatava" describes something that is being caused or brought about. It often appears in contexts where an action or event is the result of another factor.

The word's grammatical form indicates that it is in the partitive case and singular. This means it refers to a singular noun that is in the partitive case, and the participle itself is also in the partitive. For example, one might encounter a phrase like "energiat põhjustatava" which could translate to "of energy being caused" or "some of the energy that is being caused." The specific translation can vary depending on the surrounding sentence structure and context.

Understanding "põhjustatava" requires recognizing its role as a descriptive element stemming from the act of causation. It highlights a state of being affected or produced. The word is commonly found in more formal or technical writing, where precise language is important. Its usage is tied to the concept of causality, indicating a consequence or an outcome that is actively being brought into existence by something else.