Läbivaatuseks

Läbivaatuseks is an Estonian word that translates to "for examination" or "for inspection" in English. It is a prepositional phrase used to indicate the purpose of an action or process. The word "läbivaatus" itself means examination, inspection, or review. Therefore, "läbivaatuseks" specifies that something is being done with the intention of undergoing such a process.

This phrase can be applied in various contexts. For example, a document might be submitted "läbivaatuseks" to a committee for review. A medical patient might be scheduled for a check-up "läbivaatuseks". In a more general sense, it can refer to a situation being prepared "läbivaatuseks", meaning it is being organized or presented for scrutiny.

The grammatical function of "läbivaatuseks" is to denote purpose. It answers the question "why?" or "for what purpose?". The suffix "-ks" in Estonian often signifies purpose or intention, similar to how "for" functions in English when indicating purpose. Understanding this phrase is helpful for comprehending Estonian texts where actions are described in relation to a subsequent examination or review. It highlights the preparatory nature of an action leading to a formal assessment.