Tehingutega

Tehingutega is an Estonian phrase that translates roughly as “with transactions” or “transaction-related.” It is used in language to indicate that something involves or concerns multiple transactions, such as data records, processes, obligations, or analyses.

Formation and usage: The phrase is built from tehing, meaning transaction or deal, together with the instrumental suffix -ga, which marks accompaniment or involvement. It is commonly found in expressions like tehingutega seotud (related to transactions) and tehingutega seotud kulud (costs associated with transactions). In practice, tehingutega serves as a broad modifier that can describe data sets, reports, risks, or compliance requirements that pertain to transactional activity.

Contexts and examples: Tehingutega appears across business, accounting, finance, law, and governance texts. It is frequently used in financial reporting, risk assessments, regulatory disclosures, and operational dashboards to label items tied to transactional activity. For example, one might speak of tehingutega seotud riskid (risks related to transactions) or tehingutega seotud tulud ja tehingutega seotud kulud (transaction-related revenues and costs) in a financial context.

Notes on meaning: Because tehingutega is a descriptive phrase rather than a fixed technical term, its precise scope depends on the surrounding text and domain. It effectively tags content as pertaining to transactions, rather than naming a standalone concept or entity.

See also: tehing (transaction), leping (contract), finantsaruanne (financial report), and tehingute analüüs (transaction analysis).