Kättesaadud

Kättesaadud is an Estonian past participle adjective meaning "made accessible" or "available." It comes from the verb kättesaama, which means to be obtainable or accessible. The form kättesaadud describes something that has been made accessible to someone or made publicly available, such as data, documents, or services. In standard Estonian it functions as an attributive adjective and agrees with the noun it modifies (for example, kättesaadud andmed = accessible data, kättesaadud teenus = accessible service).

Usage notes: Kättesaadud is commonly found in technical, administrative, and scholarly contexts when referring to resources that have been released or published. The opposite form is kättesaadav, meaning simply "accessible" in a general sense; kättesaadud emphasizes that accessibility has been achieved. Placement follows typical Estonian adjective rules, usually preceding the noun.

Examples:

- Kättesaadud andmed võimaldasid edasist analüüsi. (The data that has been made available enabled further analysis.)

- Kõik kättesaadud dokumendid on arhiveeritud. (All documents that have been made accessible have been archived.)

See also:

- kättesaadav

- kättesaadavus

- Estonian language

Notes: The term is most often encountered in formal contexts dealing with availability, access rights, or open data initiatives.