Korrutisteks

Korrutisteks is an Estonian word form that functions as the translative plural of the noun korrutis, meaning “products” in a mathematical sense. The base korrutis refers to the result obtained by multiplying numbers, variables, or expressions; its nominative plural korrutised means “products” in general. The translative plural korrutisteks carries the sense of becoming or being rendered “into products” or “as products,” reflecting a change of state or role rather than simply naming the products.

In Estonian grammar, the translative case (suffix -seks in the singular and -teks in the plural) is used to express change of state, destination, or role. Therefore korrutisteks denotes a situation in which some items are described as becoming or being used as products, or otherwise treated as products in a process described in linguistic or theoretical terms. This form is primarily encountered in grammatical discussion, linguistic descriptions, or specialized explanations about language structure, rather than in everyday mathematical writing.

In ordinary mathematical usage, the standard term for the product of numbers is korrutis; the plural korrutised is used for multiple products. The translative plural korrutisteks is not a common term in typical arithmetic text, but it may appear in analyses of language, terminology, or formal descriptions where the notion of “becoming products” is being discussed. Related terms include korrutamine (multiplication) and korrutis (product).