Geomeetrilistest

Geomeetrilistest is an Estonian inflected form of the adjective geomeetriline, meaning geometrical. It represents the genitive plural form used when the noun it modifies is in the genitive plural, a common construction in formal or scientific writing. The form appears in phrases describing sets of geometric properties, shapes, or relations.

The base term geomeetriline derives from geomeetria, the Estonian word for geometry, itself borrowed from Greek elements meaning geometry. The development of the word mirrors the way Estonian adjoins adjectives to nouns while matching the grammatical case and number of the noun.

In practice, geomeetrilistest is encountered in technical or academic contexts where statements concern multiple geometric aspects or entities described in the genitive plural. For example, in a sentence discussing attributes or characteristics, one might encounter a construction involving geomeetrilistest omadustest or geomeetrilistest kujunditest, translating roughly to “of geometric properties” or “of geometric shapes.” Such usage reflects standard Estonian morphology, where adjectives agree with the noun in case, number, and definiteness.

See also

- geomeetria

- geomeetriline

- Estonian grammar

- genitive case

Note: The exact form geomeetrilistest is tied to the noun it accompanies and to Estonian case endings, and may appear in different contexts with related phrases.