Sujumises

Sujumises is an Estonian grammatical form derived from the noun sujumine, which denotes the activity of swimming. In Estonian, sujumises is the inessive form and is used to express the idea of “in swimming” or “in the act of swimming.” It is a case-inflected form rather than a separate lexical item with a distinct meaning.

Morphology and usage: The inessive case marks location or context within which an action takes place. When applied to sujumine, sujumises conveys that something occurs within or during the activity of swimming. This form can appear in descriptive or analytical prose to specify the situational context of an event related to swimming.

Linguistic notes: Sujumises serves as an example of how Estonian uses case endings to express relationships between actions and their contexts. It is encountered in both written and spoken Estonian, especially in more formal or textual descriptions of activities, sports, or events involving swimming.

See also: Estonian language, inessive case, sujumine, ujuma (to swim).