adessiivlõpuga

adessiivlõpuga is an Estonian grammatical term referring to a noun or pronoun that ends with the adessive case ending. The adessive case in Estonian is used to indicate location or proximity, often translating to "on," "at," or "near." It is formed by adding the suffix "-l" to the base form of the noun or pronoun. For example, "maja" (house) becomes "majal" (on the house, at the house). Similarly, the pronoun "see" (this) becomes "sellel" (on this, at this).

The adessive case is one of the fifteen grammatical cases in Estonian and plays a crucial role in expressing spatial relationships. It is distinct from the inessive case ("-s," meaning "in") and the sublative case ("-le," meaning "onto"). Understanding the usage of the adessive case, and therefore recognizing words "adessiivlõpuga," is fundamental to comprehending Estonian sentence structure and meaning, particularly when describing where something or someone is located or situated. Nouns in the singular and plural forms can take the adessive ending. The proper declension of nouns and pronouns into the adessive case is a key aspect of Estonian grammar.