Väljastatavast

Väljastatavast is an Estonian word that translates to "issuable" or "to be issued" in English. It is a form of the verb "väljastama," which means to issue, grant, or release. The word is used in various contexts to indicate something that is in the process of being provided, distributed, or made available to someone.

For example, in administrative contexts, "väljastatavast" might refer to documents that are pending issuance, such as passports, permits, or certificates. It can also describe goods or services that are ready to be dispatched or delivered. The term implies a formal process of granting or making something available, often involving official procedures or authorizations.

In a more general sense, "väljastatavast" can describe anything that is intended to be handed out or distributed. This could include information, tickets, or any other item that is being formally released to recipients. The grammatical form indicates that the action of issuing is either ongoing or imminent. The word emphasizes the passive nature of the item or document being issued, highlighting that it is the object of the action rather than the actor.