Projektsiooniliste

Projektsiooniliste is a term in Estonian used as a grammatical form of the adjective projektsiooniline, meaning “projection-related” or “pertaining to projection.” It is used to describe multiple nouns in contexts where projection concepts are involved. The form is not a separate concept; rather, it reflects standard Estonian adjective inflection to agree with the number and case of the noun it modifies.

Etymology and morphology: the word builds on the root projektsioon (projection) with the common Estonian adjectival suffix -iline, and the plural ending -iliste. The same root yields related forms such as projektsiooniline (singular) and projektsioon, the noun for the concept of projection.

Contexts and usage: projektsiooniliste appears in domains where projection concepts are discussed in plural contexts. In mathematics and statistics, it can describe projection-related methods, subspaces, or operators when referring to multiple items. In computer graphics and computer vision, it may describe projection transformations or projection-based techniques applied to several objects or steps. In psychology or social sciences, the term may occur in discussions of projection as a mechanism affecting several phenomena or cases. In all these cases, projektsiooniliste marks a plural noun phrase that relates to projection.

Relation to related terms: a related base is projektsioon (projection), with jaunes such forms as projektsiooniline (projection-related, singular) and more specific terms like projektsioonoperatsioon or projektsiooniraamat in context.

See also: projektsioon, projektsiooniline, projektsioonoperaator, projektsioonimaatriks.