Printimisel

Printimisel is Estonian and refers to the action or context of printing. It is a nominalized form derived from the verb printima (to print) that expresses the process of printing as such, often translated into English as “in printing” or “during printing.” It functions as an adverbial or contextual noun, indicating time, circumstance, or phase associated with printing.

In practice, printimisel is used in technical, publishing, and production language to describe events, conditions, or materials related to the printing process. Examples include phrases like printimisel tekkivad vead (defects that arise during printing) or printimisel kasutatavad materjalid (materials used during printing). The form can be complemented by adjectives or other modifiers to specify the aspect of printing being discussed.

Printimisel is related to the noun printimine (the act of printing). While printimine names the general process, printimisel locates or constrains actions to the printing stage, answering questions of when or under what conditions something occurs. It is a standard part of Estonian grammar and is commonly found in manuals, production notes, and technical descriptions.

See also: printimine, печать? (noting related terms in Estonian), printing in general.