Akadeemilistel

The term "akadeemilistel" is the adessive plural form of the Estonian word "akadeemiline," which translates to "academic" in English. Therefore, "akadeemilistel" specifically refers to something or someone in the context of academic circles or on academic occasions. It indicates a location, a state, or a situation related to academics.

For example, if one were to say "kokku saime akadeemilistel üritustel," it would mean "we met at academic events." This phrasing emphasizes that the meeting took place during gatherings that are formal and related to scholarly pursuits, such as conferences, seminars, or university lectures. The adessive case in Estonian is often used to denote "on" or "at" a surface, a time, or an occasion. In this instance, "akadeemilistel" functions to place the action or state within the broader sphere of academic life.

The usage of "akadeemilistel" is typically found in contexts discussing the professional lives of scholars, researchers, or students, or when describing events and environments that are characteristic of higher education and research institutions. It carries connotations of intellectual activity, scholarly discourse, and the general environment of universities and similar bodies.