väljastatavaid

Väljastatavaid is an Estonian word that translates to "issuable" or "to be issued" in English. It is a grammatical form derived from the verb "väljastama," which means "to issue" or "to emit." The term is commonly encountered in contexts related to official documents, permits, licenses, or any item that is formally granted or distributed by an authority or organization.

The suffix "-tavaid" in Estonian often denotes a passive participle or an adjective indicating something that is capable of being acted upon or is intended for a particular action. Therefore, "väljastatavaid" specifically refers to items that are in a state of being ready to be issued or that are designated for issuance. For example, one might see "väljastatavaid lube" which translates to "licenses to be issued" or "issuable licenses."

This term is frequently used in administrative and legal settings. It can appear on forms, in official communications, or in internal documents describing processes related to the distribution of goods or documents. Understanding "väljastatavaid" helps to clarify the status and purpose of items within these systems, indicating that they are awaiting official release or are available for distribution.