Täisarvulise

Täisarvulise is the genitive singular form of the Estonian adjective täisarvuline, which means integer-valued or relating to integers. It is used to describe objects whose values are integers, such as numbers, functions, or data types.

In mathematics and computer science, täisarvuline describes properties that require integer values. Examples include täisarvuline funktsioon (an integer-valued function) and täisarvulise väärtusega muutuja (a variable with an integer value). The term is also used with nouns to indicate they pertain to integer types or store integers, for example täisarvuline tüüp or täisarvulised väärtused.

Morphology and usage notes: the base form is täisarvuline. Inflected forms include täisarvulise (genitive singular), täisarvuline (nominative singular), täisarvulised (nominative plural), and täisarvuliste (genitive plural). The word is built from the noun täisarv (integer) with the suffix -uline, which conveys a characteristic or property.

Etymology: täisarvuline combines täisarv (integer) with the suffix -uline, yielding a term that denotes a property related to integers, such as “having integer values.”

See also: täisarv, the noun for integer; täisarvuline tüüp, the concept of an integer type; täisarvväärtus, an integer value.