Analüüsivates

Analüüsivates is a term that appears in Estonian-language technical literature to denote vessels or containers used during analytical procedures. It is not a widely established dictionary entry, and its usage is primarily found in laboratory or industry contexts where it may be used as a generic plural noun referring to “analysis vessels” such as beakers, cuvettes, or sample tubes employed to hold liquids or solids during preparation and measurement.

In practice, analüüsivates can be used to describe any vessel involved in the analysis workflow, including sample preparation, extraction, or instrumental analysis. Example: "Proov läheb analüüsivatesse enne instrumendi mõõtmist." The exact form and scope can vary by institution, and the term may be replaced by more specific names in formal texts.

Etymology: formed by the Estonian root analüüs (analysis) plus a suffix that signals containers or vessels, and its appearance in texts varies; it is not listed in standard monolingual dictionaries. See also: analüüs, labor, analüütiline protsess.