jaotatavate

Jaotatavate is the genitive plural form of the Estonian adjective jaotatav, which means distributable or allocatable. The term is used in formal and legal language to describe items or funds that may be distributed according to a plan, rule, or provision. In sentences, jaotatavate modifies a noun in the genitive plural, for example jaotatavate varade jaotamine, meaning the distribution of distributable assets.

Etymology and morphology: jaotatav comes from the verb jaotama, “to distribute,” with the adjectival suffix -atav indicating something that can be done or is capable of being distributed. The full declension context includes jaotatav (singular nominative), jaotatava (singular genitive), jaotatavat (singular partitive), jaotatavad (plural nominative), jaotatavate (plural genitive), and jaotatavaid (plural partitive).

Usage: jaotatavate appears predominantly in administrative, financial, and legal texts where it is necessary to specify that certain assets, funds, or resources are subject to distribution or allocation rules. Typical constructions include jaotatavate varade jaotamine (the distribution of distributable assets) and jaotatavate summade jaotamise kord (the method for allocating distributable sums). It helps distinguish items that are eligible for distribution from those that are not.

See also: jaotatav, the base adjective; Estonian adjective declension; legal and financial terminology in Estonian. The form jaotatavate serves as a grammatical marker in genitive plural, enabling precise reference to distributable items within formal discourse.