Järjestikulisel

Järjestikulisel is an Estonian grammatical term used to describe a manner of sequencing or ordering, roughly translating to “in a sequential/ordinal way.” It is derived from jär­jestik (ordinal, sequential) and is most commonly encountered in formal or technical language rather than everyday speech. The form often appears as part of longer constructions such as järjestikulisel viisil or järjekorras, where it signals that actions, descriptions, or steps should proceed according to a fixed order.

Usage and context:

In linguistic descriptions, mathematics, computer science, and procedural documentation, järjestikulisel helps specify that processes or elements are to be handled in a prescribed sequence. It can contrast with non-sequential or parallel arrangements, where order does not matter or where tasks are executed concurrently. Because it is a specialized grammatical form, järjestikulisel occurs primarily in analyses, manuals, grammars, and other technical texts rather than in casual Estonian.

Relation to related terms:

Järjestikulisel is linked to related concepts such as järjestikuline (ordinal or sequential), järjekord (order), and järjestus (ordering). These terms collectively describe how elements are arranged or processed in a particular sequence.

See also:

Järjestikuline, järjekord, järjestus. Note that in everyday Estonian, more common phrases like “järjekorras” or “järjestuses” may be used to express sequencing in practical contexts.