Boonuseid

Boonuseid is the partitive plural form of the Estonian noun boonused, which means benefits or bonuses. It is used when the discussion concerns benefits in an indefinite amount or when talking about benefits in general rather than a definite set.

Boonused is a loanword from English bonus and follows standard Estonian plural formation. The nominative plural boonused means “the benefits” or “bonuses.” The partitive plural boonuseid is used to refer to “some benefits” or to describe an unspecified portion of benefits. The genitive plural is boonuste.

In usage, boonuseid appears in business, policy, and media contexts. Common phrases include mitmeid boonuseid (“several benefits”) and programm pakub boonuseid (“the program offers benefits”). It can encompass monetary advantages such as pay or bonuses, as well as non-monetary advantages like improved working conditions or access to resources.

Notes: boonuseid is a grammatical form rather than a separate lexical entry. It often appears with adjectives or determiners signaling non-specific quantity, and it contrasts with boonused in the nominative and with boonuste in the genitive. The term can refer to a range of positive outcomes, depending on context, including financial rewards, incentives, or favorable terms.