kättesaadavasse

kättesaadavasse is an Estonian word that translates to "accessible" or "available" in English. It is derived from the verb "kättesaadav" which means to be obtainable or reachable. The word is used in a variety of contexts to describe something that can be acquired, accessed, or reached.

For example, one might say that a certain product is "kättesaadavasse" if it is readily available for purchase in stores or online. Similarly, information can be described as "kättesaadavasse" if it is easily found through research or public records. In a more abstract sense, a goal or opportunity can be considered "kättesaadavasse" if it is within reach or achievable.

The concept of "kättesaadavasse" is important in many areas of life, including economics, education, and social policy. Ensuring that goods, services, and opportunities are "kättesaadavasse" for all members of society is often a key objective. This can involve overcoming barriers such as cost, distance, or physical limitations. The opposite of "kättesaadavasse" would be something that is inaccessible, unavailable, or out of reach.