nõusolev

Nõusolev is an Estonian word that translates to "agreeing" or "concurring" in English. It is derived from the verb "nõustuma," which means to agree, consent, or approve. The word "nõusolev" functions as a present active participle, indicating an ongoing state of agreement or a person who is in agreement.

In everyday Estonian conversation, "nõusolev" can be used to describe someone who has given their consent to a proposal, plan, or action. For instance, one might say "Ta on nõusolev selle projekti suhtes," meaning "He/She is in agreement regarding this project." It can also describe someone who is generally agreeable or willing to cooperate.

The concept of "nõusolev" is fundamental in various social and legal contexts. In legal agreements, the explicit "nõusolev" of parties involved is crucial for their validity. In interpersonal relationships, being "nõusolev" often implies a willingness to compromise and find common ground. While "nõusolev" directly translates to "agreeing," its broader usage encompasses the nuances of consent, willingness, and accord within the Estonian language.