Kahjustamises

Kahjustamises is an Estonian noun form related to kahjustamine, which denotes harm or damage to a person, property, or environment. The base word kahjustamine refers to the act or process of causing damage, while kahjustamises is a grammatical form used to indicate the occurrence or context of damage in a sentence. The term is most commonly encountered in formal registers such as legal texts, insurance documents, safety reports, or statistical descriptions, where precise reference to harm or liability is required.

In everyday language, speakers more often use related terms such as kahju (damage), kahjustus (injury or damage to a body or object), or vigastus (bodily injury). Kahjustamises can cover both physical injuries and damage to property or the environment, depending on the context and accompanying words. Because Estonian is a highly inflected language, the exact meaning of kahjustamises relies on the surrounding case endings and prepositions, rather than on the word alone.

Related terms include kahjustamine (the act or process of causing damage), kahju (harm or loss), kahjustus (injury or impairment), and vigastus (injury). In official records and regulatory language, kahjustamises may appear as part of phrases describing the occurrence of harm, liability, or compensation, with its precise interpretation guided by sentence structure and case.