Inseneridele

Inseneridele is an Estonian inflected form of the noun insener (engineer). It represents the allative/dative form for the plural, meaning “to the engineers” or “for the engineers” depending on the context. In Estonian grammar, the allative case is used to indicate recipients, beneficiaries, or direction toward a group, and inseneridele is formed by adding the plural allative suffix -idele to the stem insener.

Usage and function: The form is commonly found in sentences that involve giving something to a group of engineers or addressing that group as a beneficiary. For example, in a sentence like Ta andis raamatud inseneridele, the books are given to the engineers. The phrase can also appear in contexts where the engineers are the audience or intended recipients of information, resources, or actions.

Morphology and related forms: The singular allative form would be insenerile (to the engineer), while the plural allative is inseneridele (to the engineers). Inseneridele is thus related to other allative forms such as insenerile and to the broader Estonian case system, where the suffixes indicate recipient or direction rather than subject or object alone.

See also: Estonian language, allative case, grammar of Estonian nouns, recipient and beneficiary constructions.