Auktoriteeteilta

Auktoriteeteilta is a Latvian word that translates to "from authorities" or "from the authorities." It is commonly used in a variety of contexts to indicate that information, permission, or a decision originates from an official or recognized source of power. This can range from governmental bodies and law enforcement to expert organizations or even respected individuals within a community. The phrase implies a level of credibility and legitimacy because the source is considered to have the right or knowledge to provide such information or make such a decision.

In legal and administrative settings, "auktoriteeteilta" signifies that a document, ruling, or directive has been issued by a competent authority, such as a court, a ministry, or a regulatory agency. This lends the item in question legal force and obliges those subject to it to comply. For example, a permit granted "auktoriteeteilta" means it has official sanction.

In everyday communication, the phrase can be used more broadly. If someone says they received advice "auktoriteeteilta," it suggests they were told something by someone considered knowledgeable or in a position of authority, such as a doctor, a teacher, or an experienced professional. The implication is that the information is reliable and should be taken seriously. The context often clarifies the specific type of authority being referenced.