Generaatoriteks

Generaatoriteks is the translative plural form of the Estonian noun generaator, meaning “into generators” or “as generators.” In Estonian, the translative case (suffix -teks) marks transformation, designation, or use in a particular role. Therefore generaatoriteks is used when something is being changed into generators or when something is intended to be used as generators.

Usage in texts is typically found in discussions of repurposing equipment, labeling functions, or describing intended use. It answers questions such as what something becomes or how it should be used. For example: Masinad muudeti generaatoriteks (The machines were converted into generators). Need seadmed on mõeldud generaatoriteks kasutamiseks (These devices are intended for use as generators). Nad said generaatoriteks (They became generators).

Notes on scope: generaatoriteks is primarily a grammatical tool within Estonian to express transformation or functional designation. It appears most often in technical, industrial, or process descriptions, where objects are being reclassified or repurposed. In English translations, it is commonly rendered as “into generators” or “as generators,” depending on context.