Garantiidega

Garantiidega is an Estonian grammatical form meaning “with guarantees.” It is the instrumental plural form of the noun garanti(i) meaning guarantee or warranty, and is used to indicate that something comes with one or more warranties. The corresponding singular form is garantiiga, meaning “with a guarantee.”

Formation and grammar: In Estonian, the instrumental/comitative plural is formed by adding the suffix -idega to the noun. Thus garanti(i) becomes garantiidega in the plural. The singular instrumental is garantiiga. These forms are commonly used in consumer and commercial language to describe what accompanies a product or service. The spelling preserves the root i as it appears in garanti(i).

Usage: Garantiidega is used to describe items or contracts that include warranties. It frequently appears in product descriptions, marketing materials, and consumer terms. Examples: “Kõik tooted on garantiidega varustatud” (All products come with warranties). “Ettevõte pakub garantiidega teenuseid” (The company offers services with warranties). It is often contrasted with terms specifying the length and scope of the warranty, which are stated separately in warranty documents or conditions.

Relation to related forms: The concept contrasts with the singular garantiiga (with a guarantee) and with other contractual warranties that may be provided by manufacturers, retailers, or service providers. While garantiidega emphasizes multiple guarantees or a package of warranties, the exact terms depend on the product and the applicable law or policy.