Konditsionaalseid

Konditsionaalseid is the Estonian partitive plural form of the adjective konditsionaalne, meaning related to conditioning. It is used when describing multiple conditioning-related items in contexts that require the partitive case, such as partial quantities or non-specific references.

Etymology and morphology: The root konditsioon (condition) entered Estonian vocabulary through international technical terms, from which konditsionaalne was formed as an adjective meaning related to conditioning. The partitive plural form konditsionaalseid follows Estonian adjective inflection patterns, appearing before plural nouns in the partitive case.

Usage: Konditsionaalseid occurs primarily in technical, scientific, or descriptive prose where conditioning aspects are being discussed in plural. Common contexts include devices, processes, or conditions associated with conditioning. Examples of constructions in everyday use include konditsionaalseid seadmeid (conditioning devices), konditsionaalseid tingimusi (conditioning conditions), and konditsionaalseid süsteeme (conditioning systems). The form signals that the reference is to several conditioning-related items or aspects without specifying exact quantities.

Relation to other terms: The form is related to the noun konditsioon and the verb konditsioneerimine, which cover the broader concept of conditioning in Estonian. As part of normal grammar, konditsionaalseid contrasts with other inflected forms such as the nominative plural konditsionaalsed, used when the conditioning-related attribute is used in the subject position.

See also: konditsioneerimine; conditioning (general concept). Notes: Konditsionaalseid is a standard grammatical form and does not represent a separate lexical entry beyond the adjective konditsionaalne and its usage in the partitive plural.