Väljaantav

Väljaantav is an Estonian adjective derived from the verb välja anda, meaning to issue, publish, or hand out. The suffix -atav indicates potential or capability, so väljаантav describes something that can be issued or delivered.

In use, väljaantav appears mainly in administrative, legal, and financial contexts. It is used to refer to items or sums that can be distributed or provided to recipients. For example, a document may be described as väljaantav when it is ready to be issued to a person, or a payment may be described as väljaantav in the sense that it can be disbursed under certain conditions. The term thereby conveys a sense of readiness or entitlement to issue or grant.

Grammar and related forms: the related noun form is väljaandmine (issuance, first or ongoing act of issuing) and the person or entity responsible for issuing can be called a väljaandja (issuer). The concept is often contrasted with items that are already issued (väljaantud) or with obligations that are not yet issuable. The adjective generally appears before the noun it modifies, as in väljaantav dokument or väljaantav toetus, to indicate that the document or benefit is subject to issuance.

See also: väljastada (to issue or hand out), väljaandja (issuer), väljaandmine (issuance). Väljaantav is a functional term in bureaucratic and financial language, used to describe what is permissible to issue or distribute under relevant rules.