üleujutatavatel

üleujutatavatel is the ablative plural form of the Estonian word "üleujutatav," which translates to "floodable" or "submersible" in English. This grammatical form is used when referring to multiple entities that are subject to flooding or submersion, and it indicates that the action or state is being performed upon or in relation to these floodable items.

The concept of being "üleujutatav" pertains to areas, structures, or objects that are prone to being covered by water. This can be due to natural phenomena like heavy rainfall, river overflow, or coastal surges, or it can refer to man-made situations such as intentional flooding for agricultural purposes or engineering designs. In a broader sense, it can also describe things designed to be submerged, like certain types of equipment or even parts of a vehicle.

When the ablative plural form "üleujutatavatel" is used, it implies a context where multiple such floodable entities are involved. For example, one might discuss the challenges of maintaining infrastructure on multiple "üleujutatavatel" islands, or the management strategies for various "üleujutatavatel" agricultural fields. The ablative case in Estonian often denotes separation from or origin, but in this context, it is more commonly understood as indicating the circumstances or conditions under which an action occurs, particularly in relation to these multiple floodable subjects.