Turvalisuses

Turvalisuses is an Estonian word representing the inessive case of turvalisus, and it is typically translated as "in safety" or "in security." As a grammatical form, it denotes a state or location of being secure, protected, or free from danger. The term appears in both everyday language and formal discourse when describing conditions, environments, or systems that ensure physical, social, economic, or informational safety.

In social contexts, turvalisuses can refer to personal or community safety — for example, living conditions, crime prevention, or emergency preparedness. In professional and technical domains, it is used in relation to workplace safety, public health, national security, and cybersecurity, indicating that measures or policies place something or someone within a secure state. The word frequently occurs in phrases that discuss maintaining, improving, or assessing safety and security.

Related forms include the base noun turvalisus (safety/security) and adjective turvaline (safe/secure). Usage depends on grammatical requirements and emphasis: turvalisuses emphasizes being within a protected condition. The concept links to broader discussions about risk management, resilience, and rights to safety in civic and organizational contexts.