Omastusele

Omastusele is an Estonian grammatical form. It is the allative case of the noun omastus, which means ownership or possession. The form omastusele is created by taking the genitive stem omastuse and adding the allative suffix -le, yielding a singular form that expresses direction toward ownership.

In Estonian, the allative case generally marks direction toward or toward a target. When applied to the concept of ownership, omastusele signals movement or reference toward ownership as a domain or object of attention, rather than a concrete location. The usage is more common in formal, literary, or legal contexts than in everyday speech.

Examples:

- Omastusele pöörati tähelepanu. (Attention was directed toward ownership.)

- Seadus käsitleb omastusele kuuluvaid õigusi. (The law concerns rights belonging to ownership.)

See also:

- omastus (ownership)

- omastuse (genitive of ownership)

- omastusse (illative of ownership)

- omastusele (allative of ownership)

Omastusele thus serves as a specific inflected form used to express a directional or referential relation to the concept of ownership within Estonian grammar.