Esitusele

Esitusele is an Estonian grammatical form derived from the noun esitus, meaning presentation or submission, and the allative case suffix -le. The word functions to indicate the destination or recipient of an act of presenting or submitting.

Usage in Estonian is primarily in formal or bureaucratic contexts. Esitusele marks the entity to which something is being presented or submitted, such as a committee, agency, or other authority. Because it is an allative form, esitusele is used to express direction toward a body or organization rather than the performer of the action. In practice, it appears in sentences and phrases where the action is oriented toward a recipient, often in legal, administrative, or official documents.

Grammar and etymology notes: Esitusele is formed by adding the allative suffix -le to the stem esitus. It is related to other terms in the same semantic field, including esitamine (the act of presenting or submitting) and the verb esitama (to present or submit). The form is one of several Estonian case endings that convey direction toward a recipient or destination.

See also: Estonian grammar, allative case, esitus, esitamine, esitama.