Samasutusega

Samasutusega is an Estonian grammatical form that denotes accompaniment or involvement with the same institution. In usage, it appears as the instrumental form of the noun samasutus, literally translating to “with the same institution.” It is found in formal texts to indicate that an action or relation involves the same organization as previously referenced.

Etymology is straightforward: samasutus combines sama (same) with asutus (institution). The instrumental suffix -usega marks the relation of being accompanied by or connected through that institution. As a unit, samasutusega specifies a contextual link to a particular organization that has already been mentioned in the discourse.

Usage and context are typical of administrative, legal, and academic writing. It helps link actions or agreements across sentences by naming the involved party without repeating the full name each time. For example, it might appear in sentences describing cooperation, project execution, or partnerships carried out with the same organization as earlier in the text. The form answers the questions who and with whom in a compact, formal way.

See also terms and concepts related to Estonian grammar and expression of comitative relations, such as other instrumental forms and common collocations like koostöö samasutusega (cooperation with the same institution). Because samasutusega is a specialized grammatical form, its use is most common in formal documents and detailed reports rather than everyday speech.