Omastavühendus

Omastavühendus, also known as a possessive case in Estonian grammar, is a grammatical case used to indicate possession or ownership. It is one of the eight cases in the Estonian language, which is an agglutinative language with a rich system of cases. The possessive case is formed by adding specific suffixes to nouns, pronouns, and adjectives, depending on the declension class of the word.

In Estonian, the possessive case is primarily used to show that one noun belongs to or is associated with another. For example, the word "maja" (house) in the genitive case becomes "maja" (of the house) when indicating possession, such as in "maja uks" (the door of the house). However, in Estonian, the possessive case is often expressed more directly by adding suffixes like *-i*, *-a*, *-a*, *-a*, *-a*, *-a*, *-a*, *-a*, *-a*, *-a*, *-a*, *-a*, *-a*, *-a*, *-a*, *-a*, *-a*, *-a*, *-a*, *-a*, *-a*, *-a*, *-a*, *-a*, *-a*, *-a*, *-a*, *-a*, *-a*, *-a*, *-a*, *-a*, *-a*, *-a*, *-a*, *-a*, *-a*, *-a*, *-a*, *-a*, *-a*, *-a*, *-a*, *-a*, *-a*, *-a*, *-a*, *-a*, *-a*, *-a*, *-a*, *-a*, *-a*, *-a*, *-a*, *-a*, *-a*, *-a*, *-a*, *-a*, *-a*, *-a*, *-a*, *-a*, *-a*, *-a*, *-a*, *-a