Ilmutamisele

Ilmutamisele is an Estonian verb meaning "to reveal" or "to manifest." It is derived from the noun "ilmutus," which translates to "revelation" or "manifestation." The verb is used in various contexts, often referring to the act of making something visible or known that was previously hidden or unknown.

In a religious or spiritual context, "ilmutamisele" can refer to divine revelation, where God or a higher power reveals truths or insights to individuals or humanity. This can occur through prophets, visions, or sacred texts. The concept is central to many religious traditions, emphasizing the idea of a divine plan or message being unveiled.

Beyond religious interpretations, "ilmutamisele" can also be used in a more general sense to describe the process of something coming to light. For example, a hidden talent might be revealed through practice and performance, or a scientific discovery might be manifested through experimentation and research. The verb implies a transition from a state of concealment to one of openness and understanding.

The grammatical form "ilmutamisele" is the dative case of the infinitive "ilmutamine," which means "revealing" or "manifestation" as a noun. This case often indicates the recipient or the purpose of an action, suggesting "for the purpose of revealing" or "to the act of revealing." The word's usage highlights the Estonian language's rich system of grammatical cases to convey nuanced meanings.