tõmmatav

Tõmmatav is an Estonian word that translates to "pullable," "extendable," or "retractable" in English. It describes an object or mechanism that can be drawn out or in, typically along a fixed path or within a confined space. This characteristic is often associated with items designed for ease of use, storage, or adjustment.

Examples of objects that can be described as tõmmatav include: sliding drawers in furniture, extendable antennas, retractable pens, and telescopic poles. The term emphasizes the action of pulling or extending as a primary functional aspect. It implies a smooth and controlled movement, distinguishing it from objects that might simply be moved or lifted. In a technical context, "tõmmatav" can refer to components that slide on rails or guide mechanisms, allowing for extension and retraction. The functionality of being tõmmatav is often crucial for the practical application and convenience of a product.