predostavlyayutsya

Predostavlyayutsya is a Russian verb in the third-person plural, present tense, imperfective aspect. It translates to "are provided," "are granted," or "are offered" in English. This verb signifies the act of something being made available or supplied to someone or something.

The root of the verb is "stavlyat'," which means "to place" or "to put." The prefix "pre-" often indicates an action done in advance, to excess, or to completion. Therefore, "predostavlyayutsya" implies a deliberate and often formal act of making something available.

In practical usage, "predostavlyayutsya" can be found in various contexts. For instance, official documents might state that certain services or rights "predostavlyayutsya" to citizens. In a commercial setting, goods or discounts might be described as being "predostavlyayutsya" to customers. The term emphasizes the passive reception of something that is actively being offered or supplied. It is a common and versatile verb in the Russian language, essential for conveying the concept of provision and availability.