Administraatorilised

Administraatorilised is a Estonian adjective meaning relating to administration or to administrators. It is used to describe things connected with the administration of an organization, government, or computer systems. The form administaratorilised is the plural attributive or predicative form that accompanies plural nouns; the singular form is administraatoriline. The root comes from the noun administraator (administrator) and the suffix -iline, with origins in international vocabulary transmitted through Estonian.

In practice, the term appears in both public administration and technical contexts. Examples include administraatorilised struktuurid (administrative structures), administraatorilised protsessid (administrative processes), and administraatorilised õigused (administrator privileges) in IT settings. In business and service contexts, it can describe administraatorilised teenused (administrative services) or tasks handled by administrators.

There is some overlap with the more general term administratiivne, which covers bureaucratic or official aspects. Administraatorilised and administratiivne can be used together, but administraatorilised often emphasizes the role of the administrator or the functional aspects of administration as carried out by people or systems, rather than solely formal procedures.

Overall, administraatorilised functions or elements pertain to the practical, operational side of administration, including the roles, rights, procedures, and services connected with managing an organization or system. The term is common in formal and technical language and helps distinguish aspects tied to administrators from broader organizational activities.