testitavaks

testitavaks is a term of Estonian origin. It is a compound word formed from "testi" meaning "test" and "avaks" meaning "for opening" or "to open". Therefore, testitavaks can be translated to "openable for testing" or "testable".

The term is often used in the context of software development, quality assurance, and manufacturing. It describes a product, component, or system that has been designed and implemented in a way that facilitates testing. This can involve incorporating specific features for easier access to internal states, logging capabilities, or standardized interfaces for automated testing tools.

In essence, something that is testitavaks is prepared or made ready for the purpose of undergoing tests to verify its functionality, performance, or reliability. This preparedness is a deliberate aspect of its design and development process, aiming to streamline and improve the effectiveness of testing activities. The concept promotes a proactive approach to ensuring quality by building testability into the very structure of what is being developed.