Tasutavateks

Tasutavateks is a term that appears in various contexts, often related to financial transactions or obligations. Its precise meaning can vary depending on the specific domain in which it is used. In Estonian, "tasutavateks" is the plural genitive form of the word "tasutav," which translates to "payable" or "to be paid." Therefore, it generally refers to a group of items, services, or debts that are due for payment.

For instance, in accounting, "tasutavateks" might refer to outstanding invoices or accounts payable that a company needs to settle. These are amounts owed to suppliers or service providers for goods or services already received. Similarly, in personal finance, it could encompass a list of bills or expenses that an individual is obligated to pay, such as rent, utilities, or loan repayments.

The context in which "tasutavateks" is used is crucial for understanding its exact implication. It signifies a financial liability or a commitment to make a payment. The plural form indicates that there is more than one such item or obligation. The genitive case in Estonian often denotes possession or a relationship, so "tasutavateks" can be seen as referring to "of the payables" or "related to the payables." Understanding the surrounding words and the overall sentence structure will clarify the specific nature of these payable items.