Otsuseid

Otsuseid is the plural form of the Estonian noun otsus, which means a decision, ruling, or resolution made by a person or an institution. The base noun otsus is used in various formal and informal contexts, and its plural nominative form is otsused. Otsuseid is used as the plural form in genitive and partitive constructions, for example when referring to “of the decisions” or “some decisions.”

In Estonian, otsuseid appears frequently in legal, administrative, political, and business language. It is common in phrases such as otsuste tegemine (the making of decisions), otsuste vastuvõtmine (the adoption or acceptance of decisions), and mitmeid otsuseid (several decisions). The word can coordinate with numbers and other nouns to describe the scope, impact, or content of decisions, such as otsuste mõju (the impact of the decisions) or koostöös tehtud otsused (jointly made decisions).

Usage notes:

- Otsuseid is typically used in plural meaning and is contrasted with the singular otsus (a decision) and the plural otsused (the decisions) in nominative position.

- In formal writing, the plural forms help convey multiple decisions across institutions, cases, or time periods.

- It is common in government statements, court documents, policy briefs, and corporate reports to discuss decisions that have been or will be made.

Overall, otsuseid is a standard, neutral term for addressing multiple decisions in Estonian, widely understood across different registers.