Rasituskohtainen

Rasituskohtainen is an adjective used in the Estonian language to describe something that is relevant or applicable to a specific situation or context. It is derived from the word "rasitus," which means "load" or "burden," and "kohtaine," which means "relevant" or "applicable." The term is often used in legal, administrative, or technical contexts to indicate that a particular rule, regulation, or standard is specifically tailored to address a certain issue or circumstance.

For example, in legal contexts, a rasituskohtainen law might be one that is specifically designed to address a particular type of crime or situation. In administrative contexts, a rasituskohtainen procedure might be one that is specifically designed to handle a particular type of application or request. In technical contexts, a rasituskohtainen standard might be one that is specifically designed to address a particular type of product or service.

The use of the term rasituskohtainen can help to ensure that rules, regulations, and standards are relevant and applicable to the specific situations they are intended to address. It can also help to avoid the application of rules, regulations, or standards that are not relevant or applicable to a particular situation, which can help to prevent misunderstandings and conflicts.