Sihtkoha

Sihtkoha is the genitive singular form of the Estonian noun sihtkoht, which translates as destination or place intended to be reached. The term is used in Estonian to indicate the target of travel, planning, or allocation, and it appears in contexts such as travel itineraries, logistics planning, and geographic information systems.

Sihtkoht is a compound of siht meaning aim or target and koht meaning place. The genitive form sihtkoha marks possession or relation, as in sihtkoha määramine (the determination of the destination) or sihtkoha nimi (the name of the destination). It is inflected for number and case; plural is sihtkohad, genitive plural is sihtkohtade.

Sihtkoha is not a standalone concept in English; in Estonian it functions as a grammatical form used within phrases. In English-language writing about Estonian, it is often described as the genitive form of sihtkoht. See also sihtkoht, Estonian grammar, case endings.