allatiivivormi
Allatiivivorm, or the allative case, is a grammatical case used primarily in Estonian to indicate motion towards a location or direction. It typically translates to the English prepositions “to”, “towards”, or “into” in phrases that express movement or arrival. The allative case is formed by adding specific suffixes to the base form of a noun, typically –kuni, –si, –sõ, –na, or –ni, depending on phonological and morphological rules.
In standard Estonian, the most common allative suffixes are -si and -kuni. For example, the noun “töö”
The allative case is distinct from the inessive case, which denotes being inside a location. While inessive
Allatiivivorma is one of the many inflectional cases in the Finno-Ugric language family, highlighting the rich