Jaotusteks

Jaotusteks is an Estonian translative form of the noun jaotus, meaning "for distribution" or "for allocation." It is a grammatical form used to express the purpose or aim of an action, especially in planning, budgeting, and administrative texts. It is not a separate concept, but a case form.

In Estonian grammar, jaotus denotes distribution, division, or arrangement. The translative suffix -eks yields jaotusteks, which marks the intended state or purpose toward distribution. The form is typically preceded by a noun in a possessive or object form, for example, raha jaotusteks (for the distribution of funds).

Usage examples include phrases such as jaotusteks määratud vahendid ("funds designated for distribution") and jaotusteks mõeldud eelarve ("budget intended for distribution"). It appears in official documents, project plans, and policy texts where resources, tasks, or measures are allocated.

Notes: as an Estonian-specific grammatical form, jaotusteks may be unfamiliar to non-speakers; learners should understand it as a translative case indicating purpose rather than a standalone concept.

See also: jaotus, jaotamine; Estonian translative case; administrative terminology.