Lõpposa

Lõpposa is a noun in Estonian meaning the final part or ending portion of something that is divided into parts. The word is a compound of lõpp (end) and osa (part). It denotes the last, concluding section of a work, process, or structure, such as a text, a project report, a film, or a musical piece.

Usage is broad and not limited to a single domain. In literature and cinema, the lõpposa contains the resolution and closing scenes; in academic writing, it refers to the final section that may include conclusions, implications, and recommendations; in music, it can denote the closing movement or coda.

Grammatical notes: lõpposa is a common Estonian noun with standard declension patterns. The plural form is lõpposad. In sentences, it typically follows the name of the work or process, as in “Raporti lõpposa sisaldab järeldusi ja soovitusi.”

Etymology: the term combines lõpp (end) and osa (part), reflecting its role as the concluding segment of a larger whole. Related terms include lõpp (end), osa (part), kokkuvõte (summary), and järeldus (conclusion).

See also: lõpp, osa, kokkuvõte, järeldus.