Häirele

Häirele is an Estonian allative form of the noun häire, which means alarm, warning, or disturbance. In Estonian, the allative case marked by the suffix -le is used to indicate direction toward something or the recipient of an action. Therefore, häirele is employed in phrases that describe actions directed at an alarm or in relation to a warning, such as reacting to an alert or notifying authorities about an alarm.

In practice, häirele appears in emergency management and safety-language contexts to specify the target of an alert or the entity that is to respond. For example, it can be combined with verbs describing response or notification to convey that an action is taken with respect to the alarm. In technical interfaces and public safety communications, forms like häirele may appear in instructions, logs, or notices to indicate where an alert should be directed or who should respond.

The term remains primarily used within Estonian language contexts. It is not commonly encountered in English-language sources as a standalone concept. The base noun häire covers alarm, alert, or disturbance, while häirele represents its directional or recipient-oriented form in grammatical usage.