Meetoditel

Meetoditel is an Estonian grammatical form derived from the noun meetod (method). It represents the adessive plural case and is used to indicate location or reference related to multiple methods. In standard usage, meetoditel functions as part of a sentence rather than as a standalone concept.

Morphology and function: The form is formed from the plural stem meetodid plus the adessive plural ending -tel, yielding meetoditel. It appears in contexts where a statement concerns the methods themselves or something connected to the methods being discussed. It does not denote a separate field or concept, but rather is a standard inflection used in Estonian grammar.

Usage and examples: In academic or technical writing, meetoditel may appear in phrases that tie statements to methods. Example sentences include: “Käesolevas töös arutletakse meetoditel põhinevaid lähenemisi.” and “Meetoditel on oluline roll teaduslikus töös.” These illustrate how the form links discourse to the methods under consideration without implying a distinct, standalone term.

See also: Estonian grammar, Adessive case, Plural inflection in Estonian.

Note: meetoditel is a purely grammatical inflection and is not typically used as a proper noun or brand name. Its function is to express relation to methods within sentences.