Häirimisel

Häirimisel is a noun in Estonian derived from the verb häirima, meaning to disturb or interrupt, or from the noun häire meaning a disturbance or fault. The formhäirimisel, created with the deverbal suffix -mise/-misel, commonly translates roughly as “during a disturbance” or “in the event of a disturbance.” It is used to refer to the occurrence or state of disturbance itself, or to actions taken in response to such disturbance.

Grammatical use and meaning: Häirimisel is a nominalized form and is often employed in clauses to express temporal or conditional relations, similar to English “during” or “in the event of.” It can introduce statements about what should be done, how systems behave, or what consequences follow when disturbances occur. Because it is tied to the idea of interference or disturbance, it frequently appears in technical, administrative, legal, or safety-related contexts.

Contexts and applications: The word appears in discussions of information technology, telecommunications, and service provision (where disturbances can affect availability), as well as in procedures for fault handling and incident response. It is also used in general language to describe situations involving interruptions, annoyances, or interferences that require attention or corrective measures. Related terms include häire (disturbance, fault), häirima (to disturb), and häirimine (the act of disturbing).

See also: häire, häirima, häirimine.