ülekantavat

Ülekantatav is an Estonian adjective meaning transferable or transmittable, i.e., capable of being transferred, assigned, or delegated to another person or entity. It is commonly used in legal, financial, and administrative contexts to describe assets, rights, or obligations that may be moved or handed over by agreement or by operation of law.

The word is formed with the present-participle suffix -av, reflecting its function as an attributive descriptor derived from a verb related to transferring (ülekanda/ülekandma). As with other Estonian adjectives, ülekantav agrees with the noun it modifies in number and case. In sentences, the form ülekantavat is used when the noun is in the partitive case, for example, ülekantavat vara meaning “transferable property” as an object. The nominative plural form is ülekantavad, used for transferable items that function as the subject.

In practice, ülekantav appears in legal and business texts to denote rights, assets, or obligations that can be transferred to another party. Examples include phrases describing transferable assets in contracts, or notes about transferable rights in corporate governance and asset-management discussions. The term helps distinguish between items that are movable or assignable and those that are non-transferable.

Overall, ülekantav serves as a standard descriptive label in Estonian for elements that can be transferred, reassigned, or delegated, and it is regularly encountered in formal documents and professional discourse.