Suhteelise

Suhteelise is an Estonian adjective form meaning relational or relationally related. It is the genitive singular form of the adjective suheteeline, which describes properties tied to a relation, connection, or contextual dependency. In linguistic and academic texts, suhteleline and its inflected forms are used to talk about how elements relate to one another or to indicate relational meaning within a broader system of concepts.

In Estonian grammar, adjectives agree with the noun they modify in case, number, and gender, producing various inflected forms. Suhteelise appears when the noun it modifies is in the genitive or in other cases that require this form. The base meaning corresponds to “relational,” “concerning a relation,” or “context-dependent,” and it can describe properties, roles, or functions that depend on how elements are related.

Suhteelise is commonly found in technical or academic writing, including linguistics, logic, philosophy, and social sciences, where researchers describe relational properties, such as relational meanings, relational structures, or relational aspects of concepts. It helps distinguish attributes that are not inherent to a single object but arise from the relationships between objects or terms.

See also: suhe, suhteline, suhe (relation), seos (connection). While suhteleine is the base form, suhteleelise is encountered in ordinary and specialized Estonian texts as part of standard grammatical agreement to convey relational attributes.