Esitusi

Esitusi is an Estonian word-form that functions as the partitive plural of the noun esitus. Esitus broadly refers to a presentation, display, or performance. The form esitusi is used when talking about multiple such events in an indefinite or partial sense, for example in schedules, reports, or catalog entries describing several presentations or exhibitions.

The root esitus comes from the verb esitama, “to present.” In Estonian, esitus can refer to the act of presenting, the display of information, or a show/exhibition, depending on context. While esitlus is commonly used to denote a formal presentation or demonstration, esitus emphasizes the content that is being presented or shown as a thing in itself.

Esitusi is thus not a separate concept but a grammatical form used to reference multiple instances of presenting or displaying content. It appears in written Estonian texts whenever a non-specific quantity of presentations is being discussed, or when the object of discussion is inherently indefinite.