Esitluste

Esitluste is the genitive plural form of the Estonian noun esitlus, which means a presentation, talk, or demonstration. The form is used to indicate possession or relation to multiple presentations, for example esitluste sisu ("the content of the presentations") or esitluste ajakava ("the schedule of the presentations"). It is commonly found in formal or written Estonian, including academic texts, report summaries, and conference programs.

Grammatically, esitlus is the base noun for this usage. The nominative plural is esitlused, while esitluste represents the genitive plural. The genitive singular form is esitluse. These forms are part of standard Estonian noun declension patterns and are used to connect presentation-related phrases to other nouns in a sentence.

In practical use, esitluste appears in written documents and formal discourse about multiple presentations. Common collocations include esitluste sisu (content of the presentations), esitluste kestus (duration of the presentations), and esitluste korraldus (organization of the presentations). It can also appear in phrases describing comparisons, schedules, or summaries that pertain to several talks.

See also: esitlus, esitlused, Estonian grammar and morphology. The term is primarily encountered in Estonian-language contexts such as academic papers, conference programs, project reports, and formal meeting notes, where precise reference to multiple presentations is required.