tagasivõtmiseni

Tagasivõtmiseni is an Estonian word that translates to "until withdrawal" or "until retraction" in English. It is often used in legal or contractual contexts to indicate a period of time or a condition under which a statement, offer, or action can be revoked or cancelled. For instance, in contract law, a party might have the right to withdraw from an agreement until a certain point, and "tagasivõtmiseni" would specify that point.

The word is formed from the Estonian verb "tagasi võtma," meaning "to take back" or "to withdraw." The suffix "-ni" signifies "until." Therefore, "tagasivõtmiseni" literally means "until the taking back" or "until the withdrawal." It implies a time limit or a specific condition that, once met or passed, means the original action or offer becomes irrevocable.

In everyday language, "tagasivõtmiseni" can also refer to the point at which someone changes their mind or reverses a decision. For example, if someone makes a promise, they might state that the promise stands "tagasivõtmiseni," meaning they reserve the right to take it back before a certain event or time. The precise meaning and application of "tagasivõtmiseni" are heavily dependent on the context in which it is used.