Kliendites

Kliendites is an Estonian grammatical form used to refer to a group of clients, typically translated into English as “of the clients” or “the clients’.” It represents the genitive relationship between the noun kliendid (clients) and other words in a sentence, signaling possession, association, or attribution related to multiple clients.

In practice, kliendites appears in contexts where a noun or noun phrase is linked to the clients as a group. It is common in business, marketing, and data protection language, where the needs, feedback, or data of customers are discussed. Examples include kliendites tagasiside (the clients’ feedback), kliendites andmed (the clients’ data), and kliendites õigused (the clients’ rights). The form helps make clear that the referenced information or obligations pertain to more than one client.

Usage considerations are similar to other genitive constructions in Estonian. Kliendites typically follows numerals, descriptors, or nouns that indicate possession or belonging, and it contrasts with kliendi (the client’s) in the singular. When writing, it is important to ensure agreement with the rest of the noun phrase and to maintain consistency with formal or technical style guides.

See also: kliendid, kliendi, kliendi vormid. In formal Estonian, kliendid is the nominative plural; kliendi is the singular genitive, while kliendite(s) represent the plural genitive possessive form used to denote relations involving multiple clients.