Andkohtainen

Andkohtainen is a term used in the Estonian language to describe something that is specific to a particular person or situation. It is derived from the word "andke", which means "to you" or "for you", and "kohtaine", which means "specific" or "particular". The term is often used in legal, administrative, or formal contexts to emphasize that something is intended or applicable only to a specific individual or case.

For example, in legal documents, "andkohtaine" might be used to specify that a particular clause or condition applies only to a specific person or situation, rather than being a general rule. In administrative contexts, it might be used to indicate that a specific decision or action is tailored to the unique circumstances of an individual.

The term "andkohtaine" is distinct from "üldine", which means "general" or "universal". While "üldine" refers to something that applies to all cases or situations, "andkohtaine" refers to something that is specific to a particular case or situation. The use of "andkohtaine" helps to clarify the scope and applicability of a particular rule, decision, or action.