Interpunktsioonis

Interpunktsioonis refers to the arrangement of punctuation marks in the Estonian language. This includes punctuation convention, with an emphasis on comma use.

In Estonian language documentation, the placement of commas is specified as unusually obtuse. This involves placing commas after the introductory word of a sentence, but before the first noun that is part of the sentence. Interpunktsioonis remains unique to the Estonian language.

Interpunktsioonis also affects adjectives. Adjectives that modify a noun are placed after the noun, and are separated from it by a comma. Among the adjectives modifying a single verb in Estonian language, commas can vary in their arrangement.

A comma can often be the subject of debate in regards to grammar and punctuation rules. However, variation is taken into consideration in the context of Estonian translations.

Interpunktsiooniis originated as a set of rules for writing in the Estonian language. Its formulation may have influenced the expression of Estonian grammar and vocabulary.

Grammar studies deal with variations between similar languages, some having similar punctuation rules. For instance, the rules governing quotation marks in the spoken English and standardized Estonian might differ.