Väljastettav

Väljastettav is an Estonian term that translates to " issuable" or "to be issued" in English. It is a grammatical form used in the Estonian language, specifically the participle of the verb "välja andma," which means "to issue" or "to give out." The term is often encountered in contexts related to official documents, permits, or any item that is formally released or distributed.

In practical application, "väljastettav" describes something that is in a state of readiness for issuance. For example, a permit that has been approved and is waiting to be handed over to the applicant would be referred to as "väljastettav luba" (issuable permit). Similarly, tickets that are available for sale or distribution are "väljastettav piletid." The word signifies a pending action of release or provision.

The grammatical function of "väljastettav" is that of a passive participle, indicating that the noun it modifies is the recipient of the action of issuing. It is used to convey a state of being ready for a specific action. The context in which it appears clarifies what exactly is to be issued and by whom, though the word itself focuses solely on the potential for issuance.