Nõudlusega

Nõudlusega is Estonian and functions as the comitative form of the noun nõudlus, which means demand, requirement, or appetite. The form is used to indicate accompaniment or relation to demand, for example when describing things that come with or are related to demand. It is common in economic, market, and statistical language.

The word is formed from the genitive singular nõudluse plus the comitative suffix -ga, yielding nõudlusega. In sentences, it typically introduces or links to a clause about what accompanies or is connected with demand, such as costs, data, or conditions associated with demand.

In usage, nõudlusega appears in phrases like nõudlusega kaasnevad kulud (the costs that accompany demand) and nõudlusega seotud andmed (data related to demand). It helps specify that the following information pertains to the context of demand rather than to other factors. The term is primarily found in formal or technical writing, including market analysis, economic reports, and research summaries.

Related concepts include nõudlus itself (demand) and phrases formed with other case or possessive constructions to express different kinds of relationships to demand. While nõudlusega is a fixed form for indicating accompaniment or relation, Estonian allows its use alongside various nouns and in different syntactic structures to describe how demand influences or interacts with other phenomena.