Kättesaadavale

Kättesaadavale is an Estonian inflected form of the adjective kättesaadav, meaning "accessible" or "available." It is the allative (and thus the dative-like) singular form used to indicate the recipient or target of access—i.e., the person or group for whom something is accessible or intended. The corresponding plural form is kättesaadavatele, used when referring to multiple recipients.

In usage, kättesaadavale is employed in contexts dealing with access rights, information distribution, and service provision. It appears in policy language, IT documentation, and digital accessibility discussions to specify who may access data, documents, or functionalities. The construction typically accompanies a noun in the dative case that designates the beneficiary, recipient, or target of access; the core idea is that access is granted “to” that entity rather than being universally available.

The term is commonly found in formal or administrative texts, where precise indication of accessibility for specific groups or individuals is required. It is related to the broader concept of accessibility, expressed by the noun kättesaadavus, and to other Estonian terms describing access and usability, such as ligipääsetavus and ligipääs.

See also: kättesaadavus, ligipääsetavus, ligipääs.