Taotlustel

Taotlustel is a grammatical form in Estonian, specifically the adessive plural form of the noun taotlus, which means “application” or “request.” In usage, taotlustel marks location or association with multiple applications, and it translates roughly to “on the applications” or “at the applications” in English.

In terms of morphology, taotlus serves as the base word, and taotlustel is formed by adding the adessive plural ending -tel. This form appears in formal or administrative text when referring to more than one application and indicating their locale or context.

Usage examples are typically found in bureaucratic or procedural language. For instance, taotlustel esitatud andmed means “the data submitted on the applications” or “the data attached to the applications.” Another example could be a reference to requirements for documents on taotlustel, i.e., the requirements applicable to the applications.

Taotlustel is related to other forms of taotlus, such as taotlus (the singular nominative) and taotlused (the plural nominative). It is part of a broader system of Estonian case endings that express spatial or relational meaning in formal text.

Notes and considerations: taotlustel is a specialized form used in written Estonian, particularly in administrative or legal contexts. When comparing to other languages or dialects, the exact case function (adessive plural) should be kept in mind for accurate translation and grammar. See also taotlus and taotlused for related forms and meanings.