isikuhetkel

Isikuhetkel is an Estonian term that translates to "at the moment of the person" or more contextually, "in the person's possession" or "on the person." It is a legal and general concept used to describe the location or presence of an object or substance in relation to an individual.

The phrase is often encountered in legal contexts, particularly in criminal law and administrative law. For example, if a prohibited item is found on someone's body, in their clothing, or in their immediate control, it is considered to be "isikuhetkel." This can be relevant for establishing possession and, consequently, responsibility for the item.

Beyond legal definitions, "isikuhetkel" can be used in everyday language to indicate something is being carried or held by a person. It implies proximity and direct control. The precise interpretation can depend on the specific situation and the surrounding legal or social framework. The concept emphasizes a direct link between the person and the object in question.