Esitamise

Esitamise is the genitive form of the Estonian noun esitamine, which denotes the act of presenting or submitting something to an audience, authority, or system. The base verb is esitada, meaning to present or submit, and the noun is formed with the suffix -mine. In use, esitamine refers to the process or act itself rather than a specific instance of presenting.

Grammatical notes and etymology: Esitamine derives from esitada and is declined as a typical Estonian noun with the genitive singular form esitamise. This form appears in phrases that describe the act in relation to another element, such as deadlines, requirements, or procedures. For example, esitamise tähtaeg means the deadline for submission, and arve esitamise means the submission of an invoice.

Contexts and usage: In academic settings, esitamine commonly refers to presenting or defending work, such as a thesis or project, or submitting assignments for grading. In business and administration, the term is used for submitting reports, proposals, or documents to authorities, committees, or partners. In everyday language, esitamine can appear in phrases describing the act of presenting information during meetings or conferences, though simpler terms like esitus (presentation) or esitada as a verb are also common.

See also: Esitamine (the general concept), Esitada (to present or submit), Esitaja (the presenter). The term Esitamise is primarily a grammatical form used within phrases to indicate the act of presenting or submitting in relation to another element.