Kodulehtedelt

Kodulehtedelt is an Estonian linguistic term used to indicate origin from multiple websites or homepages. It is a form derived from the noun koduleht (home page, website) and is commonly encountered in written texts to specify that information, data, or materials come from various online sources rather than a single reference. In everyday use, it functions similarly to phrases like from websites or from online pages in other languages.

In practice, kodulehtedelt is used to describe multiple sources on the internet. For example, a sentence such as “Selle uuringu andmed on kogutud kodulehtedelt” communicates that the data were collected from several websites. The form helps writers avoid repeating individual source names and signals a composite origin. It is typically used in neutral, factual contexts such as reports, summaries, or academic writing where online sources are being cited.

When relying on information from kodulehtedelt, readers are advised to assess credibility and verify details with primary or more authoritative sources when possible. Web content can change rapidly, and websites may not always provide reliable or verifiable information. Proper citation practices in Estonian writing often involve listing specific URLs or titles of the webpages alongside the general note that material is from kodulehtedelt.

See also: koduleht, elatiiv, allikas.