tuvastatavast

Tuvastatavast is an Estonian word that translates to "identifiable" or "detectable" in English. It is a form of the word "tuvastama," which means to identify, recognize, or ascertain. The suffix "-tav" indicates potential or capability, and the ending "-st" is a genitive case ending, implying possession or relation. Therefore, "tuvastatavast" essentially means "of something that is identifiable" or "about something that can be detected."

This word is often used in contexts where information or characteristics are being sought or examined. For example, it might appear in legal or technical documents when referring to information that must be identifiable or when discussing the detectability of a certain substance or phenomenon. It implies that a process or method exists that can lead to the identification or detection of the subject in question. The specific meaning can vary depending on the surrounding sentence and the field of application. In essence, it points to the possibility of confirming the identity or presence of something.