Väljaandjalt

Väljaandjalt is an Estonian word that translates to "from the publisher" or "by the publisher." It is commonly used in the context of publishing, indicating the source or origin of a publication. This phrase can be found on books, articles, music, and other media to identify the entity responsible for its production and distribution.

When encountered on a book, väljaandjalt signifies the publishing house that brought the work to market. It helps readers understand who is behind the content and potentially their reputation or specialization. In academic or journalistic contexts, väljaandjalt can refer to the editorial board or the institution that officially releases the information. This designation is important for attribution and understanding the editorial process.

The term is also relevant in copyright and intellectual property discussions, as the väljaandjalt typically holds certain rights and responsibilities regarding the published material. It distinguishes the publisher from the author or creator, although in some cases, the author might also be the publisher. Essentially, väljaandjalt provides a clear point of reference for the entity that has taken on the task of making a work publicly available.