Jätkumiseks

Jätkumiseks is an Estonian word that translates to "to continue" or "for continuation." It is a common term used in everyday language to indicate the ongoing nature of an action, process, or event. The word is formed from the verb "jätkuma," meaning "to continue," with the addition of the suffix "-ks" which denotes the purpose or intention.

In practice, "jätkumiseks" can be used in various contexts. For example, when discussing a project that needs to proceed, one might say "töö jätkumiseks vajame rohkem ressursse," meaning "for the continuation of the work, we need more resources." It can also refer to a future action or state, such as "kokkulepe jätkumiseks on vajalik," which translates to "an agreement is necessary for continuation." The phrase emphasizes the forward movement and the requirement or desire for something to keep going.

The grammatical function of "jätkumiseks" is typically that of an adverbial phrase of purpose, explaining why something is being done or what is needed. It is an essential part of Estonian vocabulary for expressing continuity and future progression.