Täienditega

Täienditega is an Estonian noun form meaning with supplements or with add-ons. It is the comitative plural form of täiend, a word that can denote a supplement, addition, or accessory. In Estonian, the comitative case expresses accompaniment and is formed by adding the suffix -ga to the genitive form of the word; for plural nouns, the genitive plural base is used before -ga, resulting in forms such as täienditega.

Formation and usage

The base word täiend has the plural genitive form täiendite. When combined with the comitative suffix, this yields täienditega. This form is used to indicate that several accompanying items or components are included. For example, a product description might state that a package is sold koos täienditega (with supplements), such as extra tools or manuals. In legal, technical, or consumer texts, täienditega helps specify that additional materials accompany the main item.

Context and meaning

Täienditega covers a range of notions related to additions, accessories, or adjuncts that come with something else. It can refer to physical components in a bundle, supplementary documents, or extra features that accompany a product or service. The term is contrasted with täiend (singular) or lisand, which also convey ideas of addition but in different syntactic or semantic contexts.

See also

Täiend, the noun meaning supplement or addition, and the Estonian comitative case, the grammatical mechanism that forms forms like täienditega.