Omandamisega

Omandamisega is a grammatical form in Estonian that functions as the instrumental case of the noun omandamine, meaning acquisition or ownership. It denotes the means, manner, or process by which ownership is obtained, held, or transferred, and is primarily used in formal or technical contexts such as law, property rights, and administrative texts.

In usage, omandamisega is often found in phrases describing actions or situations governed by ownership or acquisition. It can indicate what is done by means of acquisition or what is related to the act of acquiring ownership. For example, omandamisega seotud õigused refers to rights related to ownership, while statements about procedures or requirements may refer to actions performed through acquisition. The form is typical in legal, regulatory, and real estate language and is seldom used in everyday speech.

Morphology and formation: omandamisega is formed from the noun omandamine (the act of owning or acquiring) in the genitive singular omandamise, combined with the instrumental suffix -ga to express “with” or “by means of.” This construction yields a noun phrase that describes the manner or means of ownership or transfer.

Etymology and related terms: omandamine derives from the verb omandama (to own, possess) and the noun-forming suffix -mine. Related terms include omand (ownership), omandaja (owner), and omandama (to own). The instrumental form omandamisega contrasts with other case forms such as omandamine (nominative) or omandamise (genitive).