õigsusega

Õigsusega is Estonian and represents the comitative or instrumental form of the noun õigus, meaning right or law. It is used to express “with the right” or “with rights” in a sentence, typically in formal or legal contexts where actions, permissions, or entitlements are described as accompanying or enabling an activity.

Etymology and morphology: The base word is õigus. In the genitive it appears as õiguse, and adding the comitative/instrumental suffix -ga yields õigusega. The form agrees with the surrounding sentence in case and number and functions as part of a larger noun phrase or as a modifier of a verb or clause.

Usage: Õigsusega commonly occurs in phrases that describe relationships between a subject and rights or legal guarantees. Examples of common collocations include õigusega seotud küsimused (issues related to rights) and õigusega kaasnevad kohustused (obligations that accompany the right). The form is primarily found in formal writing and legal language; in everyday speech, speakers may use other constructions to convey the same ideas.

See also: õigus, õiglus, õigustus, õiguslikkus.