Avamisega

Avamisega is an Estonian grammatical form derived from the noun avamine (the act of opening). It is formed by taking the genitive form avamise and adding the comitative suffix -ga, yielding the meaning “with the opening.” In usage it generally marks accompaniment or the manner in which an action occurs, often in formal or descriptive writing.

Function and construction: The comitative suffix -ga attaches to the genitive to indicate with something or in association with something. Avamisega thus signals that an event or action is connected to the opening of something (for example a ceremony, building, or document). It is commonly found in news reports, ceremonial descriptions, and official texts.

Examples: Avamisega kaasnes suur rahvahulk. This sentence means “A large crowd accompanied the opening.” Avamisega seotud protokoll järgiti täpselt. This means “The protocol related to the opening was followed exactly.” These examples illustrate how avamisega links an action or circumstance to the opening of an event or object.

Notes: As a grammatical form, avamisega is typically used in finite clauses or noun phrases; its meaning depends on context and can sometimes be conveyed with a prepositional construction in more informal prose.