Strateegilistele

Strateegilistele is an Estonian grammatical form used to indicate the recipients or beneficiaries described by the adjective strateegiline (strategic) in the allative plural. It roughly corresponds to “to the strategists” or “for the strategists” in English and is employed when a writer points to a target group in organizational, educational, or policy texts.

Formation and usage notes: In Estonian, adjectives inflect for number and case to agree with the noun they modify. The allative plural ending is -le, and with plural targets a form such as strateegilistele can appear, typically before a following noun in the allative, producing phrases like strateegilistele inimestele (to the strategists) or similar constructions. The word itself is not a standalone noun; it functions as part of a larger noun phrase identifying the intended audience or beneficiaries.

Examples of context: The form is commonly found in materials, programs, or documents that specify who should receive information, training, or resources. For instance, a sentence might read materials for strateegilistele inimestele, meaning materials intended for the strategists.

Etymology and relation: Strateegilistele is derived from the adjective strateegiline (strategic) and its inflectional forms in the allative plural. It is closely related to other Estonian forms that mark recipients or targets in the allative case, and it should be understood within the broader system of Estonian noun and adjective inflection.

See also: Estonian grammar, allative case, adjective declension, recipient-focused constructions.