suitsetatavad

Suitsetatavad is an Estonian adjective meaning “that can be smoked.” It describes substances or items intended or suitable for smoking and is formed from the verb suitsetama (to smoke) with the -atav suffix, which signals potential or capability. The base form single items use suitsetatav, while multiple items are described with suitsetatavad.

In usage, suitsetatavad typically refers to things that are meant to be inhaled through burning or heating, such as tobacco products or herbal blends. It can also be used for objects associated with smoking, like pipes or rolling papers, though in everyday language more specific wording is common. The term functions as a descriptive label rather than a strict regulatory category.

Etymologically, the word follows a common Estonian pattern where -atav forms adjectives that express possible or permissible action related to the verb. This means suitsetatavad can be applied across contexts where the focus is on whether something can be smoked, rather than on its inherent nature as a product.

Health and regulatory notes are often important in contexts using this term. Smoking is associated with well-documented health risks and varies in legality and age restrictions across regions. When used in product descriptions or consumer information, suitsetatavad is typically complemented by more precise classifications (for example, identifying tobacco as the product type) and mandatory health warnings.

See also: suitsetamine, tubakas, suitsetatavate toodete kirjeldused.