Meditsiinilistele

Meditsiinilistele is an Estonian grammatical form: it is the allative plural form of the adjective meditsiiniline, meaning medical. This form is used to modify a plural noun in the allative case, often indicating direction toward or for the benefit of a group, such as “to medical personnel” or “for medical staff.”

The base adjective meditsiiniline describes things related to medicine or medical contexts. In Estonian, adjectives agree with the nouns they modify in number and case. In the allative plural, the form becomes meditsiinilistele. For example, in the phrase meditsiinilistele töötajatele, the adjective agrees with the plural noun töötajad (employees) in the allative case.

Typical usage involves phrases where the target group is plural and the action is directed toward them or intended for their use. Common constructions include meditsiinilistele inimestele mõeldud (intended for medical people) and meditsiinilistele töötajatele (to medical staff). Such forms appear in guidelines, instructions, and formal texts that address or reference groups within medical contexts.

Ortography and grammar notes: meditsiinilistele is formed from meditsiiniline plus the plural allative ending -le, corresponding to the allative case on the modified noun. As with other Estonian adjectives, its exact form depends on the noun’s number and case, and it is used to ensure agreement within a noun phrase. Understanding this form helps parse and construct sentences that reference medical groups in official or descriptive writing.