juhilubaga

Juhilubaga is an Estonian expression meaning “with a driver's license” or “holding a driver's license.” It is formed by combining juhiluba (driver’s license) with the instrumental suffix -ga, a common Estonian pattern used to indicate possession or accompaniment. The phrase is used to describe people or actions that involve having a valid license to drive a vehicle.

In regulatory and administrative language, juhilubaga communicates qualification or eligibility. For example, documents may specify “juhilubaga isik” to denote a person who has a driver’s license, or it may describe activities performed “juhilubaga” to indicate that the license is held. The basic form is widely understood in everyday speech as well as in traffic rules, employment forms, rental agreements, and other contexts where driving competence matters.

Juhiluba is the base noun, and juhilubaga is one of the common -ga possessive constructions in Estonian. When referring to multiple licenses or license-holding people, surrounding grammar provides the necessary number agreement. The expression is considered neutral and standard in both formal and informal contexts.