Versioonist

Versioonist is the elative singular form of the Estonian noun versioon, meaning “from the version.” In Estonian grammar, the elative case (ending in -st) expresses origin, source, or starting point, such as where something comes from or which version it is derived from. Therefore versioonist is used to indicate that information, features, or changes originate in a particular version.

The form is common in technical, software, and legal texts where precise reference to a specific version is required. It is typically employed with release numbers or version identifiers, often in phrases that denote origin or basis, for example in documentation, changelogs, or specifications.

Usage notes:

- Versioonist is used with numbers or proper version labels, for instance “versioonist 3.2” to mean “from version 3.2.”

- It functions similarly to other elative constructions in Estonian, and its exact meaning depends on the surrounding context, especially verbs and nouns governing origin or sourcing.

Examples:

- Parandused pärinevad versioonist 3.2.

- Teave põhineb versioonist 2.1 päritandmetel.

See also:

- Versioon, the Estonian word for “version.”

- Grammatical cases in Estonian, particularly the elative case.