Saabumised

Saabumised is Estonian of a noun form meaning the act or events of arriving, especially the arrivals of people, ships or aircraft. The singular form is saabumine, while saabumised is the nominative plural. The term is commonly used in travel, logistics and reporting to refer to multiple arrivals.

Etymology and grammar: Saabumine is a nominalization of the verb saabuda (to arrive) using the suffix -mine. The plural nominative evolves into saabumised, and the genitive plural is saabumiste. The word functions as a noun and can be used as a subject or object in sentences, often paired with adjectives or verbs describing timing, punctuality or volume.

Usage: Saabumised appears in contexts such as airport and port operations, transportation schedules and statistical reports. Examples include references to flight arrivals: lennujuhtimise saabumised, or ship arrivals: laevade saabumised. In news and logistics, saabumised may be discussed alongside departures (lahkumised) to give a full picture of movement. The term can also describe the overall pattern of arrivals for an event, conference or holiday period.

Related terms: Saabumine (arrival; the act itself) and saabunud (arrived), saabuma (to arrive). The word is part of the standard Estonian vocabulary for describing inbound flows and timing in transportation and event management.

See also: saabumine, saabunud, saabuma.