Lõppsõnumit

Lõppsõnumit is Estonian partitive singular form of the noun lõppsõnum, which denotes a closing or final message. Lõppsõnum itself is a compound of lõpp (end) and sõnum (message) and refers to the statement that wraps up a communication, presentation, or discussion. The term is used across formal and informal contexts to signal that a communication is coming to its conclusion.

Grammatical note: lõppsõnum is declined like a regular Estonian neuter nouns. The form lõppsõnumit is the partitive singular, used after certain verbs and in constructions where the object is indefinite or not fully specified. In more common cases the nominative form lõppsõnum appears, for example in phrases describing the content of the closing remarks.

Usage and contexts: lõppsõnumit or lõppsõnum can refer to the closing remarks in a speech, lecture, or presentation, where the speaker summarizes key points and offers final thoughts. It is also used in written communication to denote the concluding portion of a text, email thread, or discussion forum thread. In journalism and media, the term may describe a spokesperson’s final statement or a concluding message prepared to wrap up an interview, press conference, or public briefing. The nuance of lõppsõnum emphasizes wrapping up, synthesis, or a formal closure rather than introducing new information.

See also: related concepts include lõppsõna (closing words) and lõpetusteemad, which pertain to the end portions of speeches or texts. Overall, lõppsõnumit functions as a linguistic label for the final, wrapping-up message in Estonian communication.