kaasasolevatel

Kaasasolevatel is an Estonian word that translates to "attached," "enclosed," or "accompanying" in English. It is a plural form of the adjective "kaasolev," which means "present," "existing," or "accompanying." The word is used to describe something that is included with or part of something else.

For example, if a document is sent with an accompanying letter, the letter would be described as "kaasasolev." Similarly, if a product comes with a manual, the manual is "kaasasolev." The term can also be used in a broader sense to indicate that something is inherent or goes along with a particular situation or condition.

In legal or official contexts, "kaasasolevatel" often refers to documents or evidence that are submitted alongside a main application or claim. It signifies that these items are integral to the submission and should be considered together. The grammatical form of the word indicates that it refers to multiple items that are accompanying something else. Understanding "kaasasolevatel" helps in comprehending the completeness of a set of information or items being presented.