Elektroonikaga

Elektroonikaga is an Estonian comitative form meaning “with electronics.” It is formed from the noun elektroonika (electronics) plus the comitative suffix -ga, which marks accompaniment or association. The expression is used to describe objects, systems, or activities that involve electronic components or operate with electronics. For example, elektroonikaga varustatud seade means a device equipped with electronics.

In usage, elektroonikaga can modify nouns to indicate that electronics are part of the subject. It commonly appears in product descriptions, technical writing, and everyday speech, as in elektroonikaga varustatud seade (a device with electronics) or elektroonikaga integreeritud lahendus (an electronics-integrated solution). The form is primarily found in Estonian texts and is functionally similar to the English “with electronics” when describing a feature or capability.

Electronics (elektroonika) is a branch of physics and electrical engineering that studies and applies devices and systems that control the flow of electrons and electrical signals. Core areas include analog and digital electronics, microelectronics, embedded systems, power electronics, signal processing, and telecommunications. Applications range from consumer electronics and computers to automotive, medical, and industrial systems. Education typically occurs within electrical or electronics engineering programs at universities and vocational institutes, and hobbyists often pursue electronics through kits and open‑source platforms.

This term illustrates how Estonian uses the comitative suffix -ga to express accompaniment or inclusion, as in elektroonikaga, which conveys “with electronics” in a concise, descriptive form.