allkirjastame

allkirjastame is an Estonian term that translates to "we sign" or "we will sign". It is a verb in the first-person plural present indicative form of the verb "allkirjastama", which means to sign. The term is commonly used in various contexts, including legal, business, and personal situations where a document or agreement requires the signature of multiple individuals or representatives.

The act of allkirjastame implies a commitment or agreement to the terms and conditions outlined in the document being signed. It signifies a formal acceptance and a willingness to be bound by its provisions. In legal and business contexts, allkirjastame can refer to the signing of contracts, agreements, proposals, or official documents by a group of people, such as a board of directors, a committee, or a team of negotiators.

In everyday language, allkirjastame might be used when a group of friends decides to sign a petition, or when family members sign a document related to a shared property or decision. The specific context in which allkirjastame is used determines the exact nature of the commitment and the implications of the signatures. It is a straightforward and functional term that conveys the collective action of putting one's name to something officially.