Loendis

Loendis is the inessive singular form of the Estonian noun loend, meaning "in the list." In Estonian grammar, loend refers to an enumeration, catalog, inventory, or dataset. The inessive case marks location inside a noun phrase that describes position within something, so loendis is used to say that something is located within a list. For example, Loendis on kümme eset translates to "There are ten items in the list." The form illustrates how Estonian uses case endings to express spatial relations within lists and datasets, rather than separate prepositions.

The word loend itself denotes a collection of items arranged in a sequence or a set of entries. Loendis, as a grammatical form, is commonly encountered in written Estonian, particularly in documentation, user interfaces describing lists, or formal descriptions of processes involving items in a list. The concept fits into the broader framework of Estonian declension, where nouns take different endings to indicate case and number.

See also: loend; Estonian language; list.