Sisenemisi

Sisenemisi is an Estonian noun that refers to entries or acts of entering. It is commonly encountered in formal or written contexts and is used to discuss multiple entry events or instances of entering.

Etymology and grammar notes help situate the term within Estonian. It derives from the verb sisenema, meaning to enter. The nominal form sisenemine means entry or ingress, and sisenemisi represents an inflected form used to indicate plurality or a general discussion of entry events in standard Estonian.

Usage and domains. In architectural and urban-planning writing, sisenemisi can describe the set of entry points in a building or complex, such as doors and other access routes. In historical, legal, or anthropological texts, the word may be used to refer to multiple instances of entering spaces, territories, or institutions, or to the concept of entry as a social or procedural act. The term emphasizes the action of entering rather than the physical location explicitly, making it useful for aggregate discussions of access, admittance, or admission processes.

Notes. Sisenemine is the base verb and sisenemine-related forms appear in a range of formal registers. When translating into English, sisenemisi is commonly rendered as “entries” or “admissions,” depending on the context. For further nuance, consult Estonian language resources or dictionaries that cover the inflection patterns of sisenemine-derived nouns.

See also: sisenemine, sisenemised.