Maandamisele

Maandamisele is an Estonian word form built from the noun maandamine, which refers to grounding or earthing. The form is used to express direction toward the act of grounding, functioning as the allative case with the sense “to grounding” or “towards grounding.” In linguistic terms, it marks movement or reference directed at the concept of grounding rather than a specific object.

Grammatically, maandamine denotes the process of making an electrical system safe by creating a conductive path to the earth. The allative suffix -le attaches to this noun to indicate direction or target, yielding maandamisele. This construction is more common in formal or technical language, where processes are described with a focus on their endpoint or purpose.

Usage is most typical in technical and regulatory texts related to electrical safety, construction, and engineering. Phrases may appear where a procedure or connection is described as directed toward the grounding system, for example in instructions or standards that specify actions to be performed with respect to maandamisele. The form can also appear in compound phrases that emphasize the goal of a task, such as work directed toward grounding.

Relation to related terms: maandamine is the base noun for the process of grounding, while maandus is another related noun referring to the state or act of grounding. Maandamisele shares its semantic field with these terms and is used when a directional or goal-oriented reading is needed.

See also: maandamine, maandus.