Töötajalt

Töötajalt is an Estonian word that translates to "from the employee" or "by the employee." It is the elative case of the word "töötaja," which means "employee" or "worker." This grammatical form indicates origin or separation, suggesting something that comes from, is provided by, or is attributed to an employee.

In practical terms, "töötajalt" might be used in contexts such as describing information received from an employee, such as feedback or a statement. For example, "Informatsioon töötajalt" would mean "Information from the employee." It can also refer to an action performed by an employee, where the employee is the source or agent of that action, though other grammatical cases might be more common for direct action.

The word's usage is primarily within the Estonian language and its grammatical structure. Understanding "töötajalt" requires an awareness of Estonian declensions, where case endings modify nouns to convey specific grammatical relationships. The elative case, ending in "-lt," is one of many that serve to enrich the expressive possibilities of the language by indicating nuanced relationships between words in a sentence.