Kooslusest

Kooslusest is an Estonian noun form that translates roughly as “from the coalition” or “from the collusion,” depending on context. It is the elative case of the base word kooslus, which can carry multiple senses, including a political coalition or alliance as well as a collusion or conspiracy. The exact meaning in use is determined by surrounding words and the topic of discussion.

Etymology and senses: kooslus is built from the stem koos- meaning “together” and the noun-forming suffix -lus. In different contexts, kooslus can refer to a formal alliance or partnership (for example, between parties or groups) or to an illicit collusion. The elative form kooslusest then indicates origin or basis: something arising from or derived from the coalition or collusion.

Usage: Kooslusest is typically found in formal or legal language, where one freights statements with a sense of origin, basis, or consequence connected to a kooslus. For example, kooslusest tulenevad kohustused means “obligations arising from the coalition/collusion.” The phrase can also describe effects, conditions, or responsibilities that stem from the existence or actions of a kooslus. Because kooslus can carry negative or neutral connotations depending on context, kooslusest generally requires clear contextual clarification to avoid ambiguity.

See also: kooslus, koalitsioon, koostöö. In practice, kooslusest functions as a precise, context-dependent way to refer to something derived from a collective arrangement, whether cooperative or adversarial.