Elektrilistesse

Elektrilistesse is an Estonian inflected form of the adjective elektriline, which means electrical or electric. In Estonian, adjectives decline to agree with the nouns they modify in number and case, and elektriliste forms are among the many endings the adjective can take. The specific form elektrilistesse appears as part of the normal declension patterns that Estonian adjectives follow in different grammatical contexts.

The usage of elektrilistesse depends on the noun it accompanies and the sentence structure. It often surfaces in technical, scientific, or educational writing related to electricity, electronics, or electrical engineering, where the adjective must align with a noun under various cases. Because Estonian grammar assigns case to nouns and adjectives, elektrilistesse is a predictable inflected form used to express relations such as attributes, directions, states, or other grammatical functions dictated by the sentence.

Origin and morphology are standard for Estonian adjectives: elektriline stems from elektr- (electric) with the typical adjectival suffixes added to indicate different grammatical forms. As with other common adjectives, elektriline has multiple inflected forms, including elektriliste and related endings, which appear as dictated by the noun’s number and case.

See also: Estonian language, Adjective declension, Illative case, Grammar of Estonian. References to standard Estonian grammar sources can provide detailed paradigms showing how elektriline derives forms like elektristesse in full declension tables.