Seisundite

Seisundite is the Estonian genitive plural form of the noun seisund, meaning state or condition. It is used to refer to multiple states or conditions of people, objects, or systems and appears frequently in formal, scientific, and medical writing.

In Estonian grammar, seisund is declined like a typical noun. The nominative plural is seisundid; the genitive plural is seisundite; the partitive plural is seisundeid. Seisundite is used to express “of the states” or “relating to several states.” For example, patsiendi seisundite jälgimine means monitoring of a patient’s conditions, and majanduslike seisundite muutused refers to changes in economic conditions.

The term covers a wide range of meanings, including physical states (such as phases or conditions of matter), health or mental status (patsiendi seisund), and broader contextual states such as political or economic conditions. In medical, engineering, and social science contexts, it helps to describe, compare, and analyze different conditions and trends over time. The word is a common building block in compound phrases that specify the particular kind of state being discussed.

See also: Seisund, which discusses the base concept of state or condition in Estonian, and related terms used to describe status and situation in different domains.