järelevalvavad

järelevalvavad is an Estonian word that translates to "supervising" or "monitoring" in English. It is a present active participle of the verb "järele valvama," which means to oversee, watch over, or supervise. The word is commonly used in various contexts to describe the act of keeping watch or ensuring that something is proceeding as intended.

In a legal or administrative context, järelevalvavad can refer to the act of a supervising authority performing its duties. This might involve checking for compliance with regulations, ensuring that procedures are followed correctly, or observing the progress of a project or activity. For example, a state agency might be järelevalvavad over a specific industry to ensure adherence to safety standards.

In everyday language, järelevalvavad can describe a parent supervising their child, a teacher monitoring students during an exam, or a manager overseeing their team's work. The core meaning remains the act of keeping an eye on something or someone to ensure proper conduct or outcome. The term emphasizes a proactive role in ensuring that things are done correctly and that potential issues are identified and addressed.