Väljaantud

Väljaantud is an Estonian word that translates to "released" or "issued" in English. It is commonly used in various contexts, particularly in relation to publications, software, music, and official documents.

In the context of publishing, väljaantud refers to a book, magazine, or newspaper that has been officially printed and made available to the public. For instance, a new novel might be described as "äenge väljaantud" meaning "recently released." Similarly, in the realm of software development, väljaantud can denote a new version or update of an application that has been distributed to users.

The term also applies to music, where a song or album can be said to be väljaantud when it is officially published and accessible for listening or purchase. For official documents such as permits, licenses, or certificates, väljaantud signifies that the document has been formally approved and issued by the relevant authority. This could be a "väljaantud luba" meaning "issued permit" or a "väljaantud sertifikaat" for "issued certificate." The general meaning of the word revolves around the act of making something public or official after a period of creation or approval.