Administraatorist

Administraatorist is the elative singular form of the Estonian noun administraator (administrator). In Estonian, the elative case marks origin, source, or topic, and it is commonly translated as “from the administrator” or “about the administrator,” depending on the syntactic context. The form is created by adding the elative suffix -st to the base word.

Etymology and formation: The word combines the root administraator with the elative suffix -st, following standard Estonian noun declension. As a grammatical form, it does not denote a separate concept but rather specifies the source or reference point of information or discourse.

Usage: Administraatorist is typically used in formal or written language when attributing information to a source or indicating origin. It appears in phrases such as administraatorist pärinev teave, meaning information originating from the administrator. Its exact meaning can vary with surrounding words and sentence structure, but it serves to connect content to its administrative source.

Examples: Administraatorist pärinev teave on kontrollitud. (Information originating from the administrator has been verified.) In other contexts, the form helps attribute statements or data to the administrator in reports, official documents, or journalistic writing.

Relation to other forms: Administraatorist is one of several case forms in Estonian noun declension. It illustrates how noun phrases can encode source or topic without using separate prepositions.

See also: Estonian grammar, elative case, administrator (administraator).