Kommertselise

Kommertselise is an Estonian inflected form of the adjective kommertseline, which means "commercial" or "related to commerce." In standard usage, kommertselise appears when the adjective describes a noun in certain grammatical cases, typically in phrases that express purpose, use, or relation to commerce.

Usage notes and examples: Kommertselise is commonly found in formal or official language, such as business, legal, or policy writing. Examples include phrases like "kommertselise eesmärgiga" (with a commercial purpose) and "kommertselise kasutusega" (with commercial use). The form signals a relationship to commerce while the noun it modifies appears in a case that requires the kommerce-related adjective ending. This makes kommertselise a productive form in Estonian for conveying commercial context without repeating the base adjective.

Etymology and related forms: The word kommertseline derives from kommerts (commerce) with an adjective-forming suffix. The appearance of kommertselise is a grammatical consequence of Estonian inflection rules, allowing the adjective to agree with nouns across cases and numbers. Other related forms of the same root include the base form kommertseline and other inflected endings used in different syntactic contexts.

See also: kommertseline, Estonian vocabulary related to commerce, and general Estonian grammar resources on adjective inflection.