Veebilehtedele

Veebilehtedele is an Estonian grammatical form meaning “to the websites” and is used to indicate direction or destination toward multiple websites. It represents the allative case in its plural form and is formed by attaching the allative suffix -le to the genitive plural stem veebilehtede. In other words, veebilehtedele is created from veebilehtede (genitive plural) plus -le to express movement or reference toward several websites.

In Estonian, the allative is commonly used to express direction, including toward digital places such as websites. Veebilehtedele appears in contexts where attention, traffic, or actions are directed at a set of websites. It is most often found in formal, technical, marketing, or web-localization language, and in sentences describing directing users, links, or information to multiple sites.

Example: Külastajad suunatakse veebilehtedele. This sentence translates to “Visitors are directed to the websites” and demonstrates the typical use of veebilehtedele to denote destination toward several sites.

Usage notes and related forms: Veebilehtedele is strictly a plural allative form, deriving from veebilehtede (genitive plural) with the allative suffix -le. Related forms include veebileht (singular nominative), veebilehed (plural nominative), veebilehe (genitive singular), and veebilehete (not a standard form; refers back to the same root with different cases). The form is primarily encountered in written Estonian, especially in web-related discourse.