Kogunemistingimust

Kogunemistingimust is an Estonian noun-phrase that translates roughly to “the conditions for gathering.” The term is formed from kogunemine (gathering) and tingimus (condition) and is used in discussions of rules, regulations, or policies that govern when, where, and how people may assemble. In practice, the phrase appears in legal texts, event-management guidelines, and public-safety documents to delineate prerequisites such as venue capacity, safety measures, timing, and required documentation.

Grammatically, kogunemistingimust can appear in different cases depending on the sentence. The plural form kogunemistingimused refers to multiple such conditions, while singular forms such as kogunemistingimust are used when the phrase functions as a direct object or in certain dependent constructions. The related term kogunemistingimuse (genitive) may occur in phrases like “the condition of gathering” within a sentence.

Contexts and usage

Kogunemistingimust is typically invoked when specifying the conditions under which an event may take place. It is relevant to municipal ordinances, national safety regulations, and organizational policies that regulate public or semi-public gatherings. In policy discussions, clarifying kogunemistingimust helps authorities and organizers determine compliance requirements, risk management measures, and enforcement provisions.

See also

Kogunemistingimused (plural), kogunemiskeeld (ban on gatherings), public-safety regulations, event-management guidelines.

Notes

The term is primarily found in Estonian-language policy and administrative texts and is not widely standardized outside formal regulatory contexts.