väljaulatuvad

väljaulatuvad is a Swedish word that translates to "protruding," "sticking out," or "projecting" in English. It is a descriptive term used to denote something that extends beyond a surface or boundary. This can apply to a wide range of physical objects and phenomena.

For example, a rock might be described as väljaulatuvad if it juts out from a mountainside. Similarly, a piece of furniture could be väljaulatuvad if a corner extends beyond the main body of the item. In a more abstract sense, a plan or idea might be described as väljaulatuvad if it stands out or is particularly prominent compared to others.

The word is derived from the verb "välja ulatuma," meaning "to reach out" or "to extend outwards." The "-vad" ending indicates that it is a present participle, describing an ongoing state or action. Therefore, väljaulatuvad signifies something that is actively or passively sticking out.

In construction or architecture, väljaulatuvad elements might include balconies, eaves, or decorative features that project from the main facade of a building. In nature, tree branches that extend over a path or rock formations that break the smooth line of a cliff face can be described as väljaulatuvad. The term emphasizes the visual effect of something extending beyond its usual confines.