Testimisest

Testimisest is an Estonian noun form used to refer to the act of testing in a grammatical context. It is the elative case form of the noun testimine (testing), and it typically conveys origin or source in phrases that discuss information, findings, or effects that come from testing. In English-language explanations, testimise (the genitive) would be used to express “of testing,” while testimisest specifically signals “from testing” or “originating from testing” in Estonian.

Etymology and grammar: The base verb is testima (to test), with the nominalization testimine meaning the act of testing. The corresponding case forms include testimise (genitive) and testimisest (elative). The elative form is common after prepositions and in constructions that describe outcomes or evidence linked to testing. For example, testimisest saadud andmed means “data obtained from testing,” and testimisest tulenevad järeldused means “conclusions arising from testing.”

Context and usage: Testimisest appears across fields where results, evidence, or implications are discussed in relation to testing. In science and research, it can introduce statements about findings from experiments. In software engineering, it may describe outcomes of test runs or quality assessments. In education or regulation, it can refer to conclusions drawn from assessments or tests. It is not a standalone concept in English, but a grammatical form used in Estonian to relate statements to testing.

See also: testimine, Estonian grammar, elative case, genitive case.