Prepositsioonilised

Prepositsioonilised refers to a grammatical concept related to prepositions, particularly in Estonian grammar. It describes phrases that begin with a preposition and are followed by a noun or pronoun, functioning as a unit to modify other parts of the sentence. These prepositsioonilised phrases typically indicate relationships such as location, time, direction, or manner.

In Estonian, prepositions are often combined with case endings on the following noun or pronoun. For example, the preposition "alla" (under) might be used with a noun in the genitive case, like "puu alla" (under the tree). This combination creates a prepositsioonilised phrase that functions adverbially or adjectivally. Understanding prepositsioonilised is crucial for comprehending the syntax and meaning of Estonian sentences. The specific form of the noun or pronoun following the preposition depends on the preposition itself and the intended grammatical function. These phrases add nuance and detail, clarifying the context of actions or descriptions within a sentence.