Lisamooduliga

Lisamooduliga is an Estonian term used to describe hardware, software, or systems that are designed to work with add-on modules. The base noun lisamoodul means “add-on module,” and the suffix -iga marks the expression as “with” or “having.” As a modifier, lisamooduliga signals modularity and extensibility, indicating that optional components or plug-ins can be attached or installed to extend functionality.

In practical use, lisamooduliga appears in technical specifications and product descriptions for electronics, robotics, and software platforms. Common phrases include lisamooduliga seade (a device with add-on modules) and lisamooduliga tarkvara (software that supports extra modules or plug-ins). The term is typically used attributively, preceding the noun it modifies.

Grammatically, lisamooduliga is formed from lisamoodul and the instrumental suffix -iga. It is declined like other Estonian adjectives to agree with the head noun in number and case.

In contemporary Estonian technology discourse, lisamooduliga conveys modular architecture, compatibility with extensions, and potential for future upgrades. Related terms include moodul (module), lisamoodul (add-on module), moodulaarne (modular), as well as corresponding concepts in English and other languages, such as plug-in and modular design.