Käsklustega

Käsklustega is an Estonian word that translates to "with commands" or "by means of commands." It is the adessive plural form of the Estonian word "käsklus," which means "command" or "order." In Estonian grammar, the adessive case is typically used to indicate that something is done with, by, or upon something else. Therefore, "käsklustega" signifies an action or process that is carried out using or through a series of commands or instructions.

This term can appear in various contexts, from technical documentation and software development to discussions about military or organizational structures. For instance, in computing, a program might be executed "käsklustega," meaning it is run by inputting specific commands. Similarly, in a hierarchical organization, decisions or tasks might be delegated "käsklustega," indicating that they are transmitted through formal orders from superiors to subordinates. The phrase emphasizes the directive nature of the interaction. It implies a sender issuing instructions and a recipient executing them. The plurality of "käsklustega" suggests that the action is not a single command but rather a sequence or a collection of them.