Keemisest

Keemisest is an Estonian word-form used in contexts involving boiling. It functions to express origin, source, or a relation to the act of boiling, and it is typically found in technical or descriptive prose. The form is derived from the noun keemine, which means the act of boiling, and is related to the verb keema, “to boil.”

Etymology and formation: Keemisest is built from the root related to boiling and carries the elative meaning of origin (from boiling). It appears as a case-inflected form that links phenomena or substances to their boiling source or basis. While the exact usage can be specialized, it follows the general pattern of Estonian noun inflection where a base noun related to a process takes the -st ending to indicate origin from that process.

Usage and examples: In practice, keemisest is used to describe things that originate in or result from boiling. For example, keemisest tulenev aur refers to steam arising from boiling, and keemisest pärinevad osakesed can denote particles originating from a boiling process. The phrase keemisest is most common in technical writing about heat, phase changes, or culinary chemistry, where precise attribution to boiling is required. In everyday language, the form is less frequent but still understood in contexts discussing boiling-related phenomena.

Notes: Keemisest should not be confused with terms derived from keemia (chemistry); while related etymologically in some contexts, keemial syntax differs from the boiling-related use discussed here. The exact meaning can depend on the surrounding vocabulary and domain.

See also: Estonian grammar, keemine, keema, keemia.