Elektrilises

Elektrilises is the inessive singular form of the Estonian adjective elektriline, meaning electric or electrical. In usage, elektrilises conveys the sense of being in an electrical context, in an electrical system, or related to electricity. It is a grammatical form rather than a standalone lexical item, and it accompanies a noun in the inessive case, for example inessive phrases such as elektrilises süsteemis (in the electrical system) or elektrilises võrgus (in the electrical grid).

Etymology and morphology: the word is built from the stem elektri-, which relates to electricity, plus the suffix -line, forming the standard Estonian adjective elektriline. The specific form elektrilises results from case and number inflection, not from a separate meaning of a base word.

Usage: elektrilises is common in technical, scientific, and engineering texts where precise context about electricity is required. It appears in conjunction with nouns in the inessive case to specify location or context, and it has related forms across cases and numbers (elektriline, elektrilise, elektrilist, elektriliste, etc.).

Relation to related terms: elektriline is the base form meaning electric or electrical in general. Other related forms describe various grammatical cases and numbers, while the concept of electricity in Estonian is expressed with the root elektri- and related compounds.

See also: elektriline, elektrienergia, elektrivõrk, elektoronik.