algoritmidel

Algoritmidel is an Estonian word form derived from algoritm (algorithm). It represents the adessive plural case and is used to indicate location or context, roughly meaning “on the algorithms” or “at the algorithms” in English. In ordinary Estonian text, the form appears when discussing properties, actions, or characteristics related to more than one algorithm.

Formation and morphology: Estonian nouns inflect for number and case. The base plural nominative is algoritmid (algorithms). To form the adessive plural, the ending -del is added, yielding algoritmidel. There is no stem mutation in this example, and the stress typically remains on the root syllable. The form is a standard inflected variant, not a separate lexical item.

Usage: The adessive plural algoritmidel is common in technical writing, research summaries, and educational material about computer science or mathematics when referring to multiple algorithms. It can appear in statements about features, performance, or steps that apply to the algorithms as a group. An approximate English rendering is “on the algorithms,” though the Estonian word functions grammatically as a location marker within a sentence.

Related forms and notes: The corresponding singular adessive is algoritmel (“on the algorithm”). Other related forms exist in different cases and numbers (for example, genitive plural algoritmide for “of the algorithms”). The form algoritmidel illustrates how Estonian encodes grammatical relations through case endings rather than separate prepositions.