Pärijatel

Pärijatel is the plural adessive form of the Estonian noun pärijad, meaning the heirs. It is used in phrases that refer to the heirs in a location or context associated with them, as part of the Estonian case system.

In Estonian grammar, the adessive case marks location or relation often translated as on, at, or with. The plural form pärijatel therefore signals something about or directed at the group of heirs within a sentence. It commonly appears in legal or administrative language when discussing rights, duties, or actions involving the heirs.

Examples of usage:

- Pärijatel on õigus saada teavet testamenti kohta. (The heirs have the right to receive information about the will.)

- Pärijatel tuleb kaasa aidata pärimismenetlusele osalemisel. (The heirs must assist in participating in the inheritance proceedings.)

Pärijatel is one of several inflected forms derived from pärijad. Other related forms include pärijate (genitive plural) and pärijatele (allative plural), which are used to express different syntactic roles such as possession or direction to the heirs.

See also:

- Pärijad (heirs)

- Estonian grammar, cases

- Inheritance law terms in Estonian

Note: The exact usage of adessive forms can vary with sentence structure and register, but pärijatel typically functions to refer to the group of heirs in contexts involving location, association, or relation.

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