Õjutatav

Õjutatav is an Estonian adjective that translates to "exertable," "exercisable," or "applicable." It describes something that can be put into effect, applied, or brought to bear. The word is derived from the verb "õhutama," which means to incite, stimulate, or exert.

The concept of õjutatav is often used in legal and administrative contexts. For instance, a right or an obligation might be described as õjutatav, meaning it can be exercised or enforced. Similarly, a certain type of influence or pressure could be considered õjutatav if it can be applied in a given situation. The adjective implies a potential for action or a capacity to be enacted.

In a broader sense, õjutatav can refer to anything that is subject to influence or can be made to happen. It suggests a possibility of manipulation, encouragement, or the application of force. The term emphasizes the active role that can be taken regarding a particular subject or circumstance. It signifies that something is not inert but rather capable of being affected or utilized.