Liigeseulatu

Liigeseulatu, also known as the "liquid seal," is a type of seal used in the Estonian language to indicate the dative case. It is a small, round, and often colorful sticker or label that is placed on the top right corner of a document or envelope. The purpose of the liigeseulatu is to indicate that the document is addressed to a specific person or entity in the dative case, which is used to express the recipient of an action or the object of a verb.

The liigeseulatu is typically made of plastic or paper and is designed to be easily removable and reusable. It is often used in official correspondence, such as letters, invoices, and other documents that require formal addressing. The use of the liigeseulatu is a unique feature of the Estonian language and is not commonly found in other languages.

The liigeseulatu is not to be confused with the traditional seal, which is a more formal and permanent marking used to authenticate documents. While the liigeseulatu serves a similar purpose in terms of addressing, it is a more informal and temporary solution. The use of the liigeseulatu is a reflection of the Estonian language's emphasis on precision and clarity in communication.