Koosolekuks

Koosolekuks is an Estonian word that represents the translative form of the noun koosolek, meaning a meeting or assembly. It is used to express purpose or function, roughly translating to “for the meeting” or “as a meeting.” The form appears in formal or administrative language to indicate that something is intended for use in or connected with a particular meeting.

Grammatically, koosolekuks is the translative case form attached to the stem koosolek. The translative case marks a state or role resulting from a change or the purpose for which something is designated. In practice, koosolekuks answers questions such as “milleks?” (for what purpose?) or “millega?” (with what).

Common usage includes phrases like koosolekuks vajalikud materjalid (materials needed for the meeting) or koosolekuks ettevalmistatud päevakava (agenda prepared for the meeting). It can also appear in expressions such as koosolekuks mõeldud dokumentatsioon (documentation intended for the meeting). These constructions are characteristic of official writing, minutes, invitations, and planning documents, and are less common in casual speech.

Koosolek vs koosolekuks: koosolek is the base noun meaning the meeting itself; koosolekuks specifies the purpose or function related to that meeting. As a grammatical form, koosolekuks is primarily used in formal contexts to denote items or actions designated for a particular meeting.