Kujutisaldele
Kujutisaldele is a term encountered mainly in linguistic discussions of Estonian morphology. It denotes a potential allative plural form built from the noun kujutis, meaning depiction or image, combined with the allative suffix -dele. In theory, the form would express direction toward the depictions, roughly translating to “to the depictions” or “onto the depictions.” The exact spelling and acceptability of kujutisaldele can vary by dialect and descriptive framework, and it is not a widely attested everyday form.
Morphology and formation are typical of the Estonian allative pattern, which marks destination or direction. The
Usage and significance are primarily academic. The form is most relevant as an illustrative example in grammar
See also: Estonian language, Estonian grammar, allative case, noun inflection.