aadressile
aadressile is the allative form of the Estonian noun aadress, meaning “to the address” or “towards the address.” It marks a destination or direction in sentences and is used when indicating where someone or something is headed or where a delivery should go.
Etymology and form: The base word aadress is borrowed from foreign sources such as German Adresse. The
Usage: In practice, aadressile appears in postal, logistics, and travel contexts, often with verbs of motion
- Ma lähen aadressile. (I am going to the address.)
- Pakk jõudis aadressile. (The package arrived at the address.)
- Ma saadan kirja aadressile Johannese 12. (I am sending the letter to the address Johannese 12.)
Notes: As a grammatical form, aadressile is distinct from other directional forms in Estonian, such as aadressil