bijsluitende

Bijsluitende is a Dutch word that translates to "enclosed" or "attached" in English. It is commonly used in formal correspondence, such as letters, emails, or packages, to indicate that a document, item, or other information is being sent along with the main communication. The term is often placed at the end of a letter or email, preceding a list of enclosed items or a statement that further details are attached.

For example, in a business letter, one might write "Bijsluitende vindt u een kopie van de factuur" which means "Enclosed you will find a copy of the invoice." In an email, it could be used to introduce an attachment: "Bijsluitende informatie over het project." (Enclosed information about the project.) The usage of "bijsluitende" emphasizes that the accompanying materials are an integral part of the communication, intended to be reviewed or used by the recipient. It conveys a sense of completeness and attention to detail in the presentation of information. The word itself is a derivative of the verb "bijsluiten," meaning to enclose or to include.