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andmete

Andmete is the Estonian genitive plural form of the noun andmed, meaning “data” in English. In Estonian grammar, the genitive case is used to indicate possession, association, or origin, and the suffix –te marks the plural form. Consequently, andmete translates to “of the data” or “data’s” and appears in contexts where data is referenced as a collective entity.

In information technology, administration, and scientific literature, andmete is commonly found in phrases such as andmete

Andmete also appears in legal and regulatory discourse, particularly in discussions of privacy and the General

Beyond technical usage, andmete can be employed metaphorically in cultural or philosophical texts to discuss the

kogumine
(data
collection),
andmete
analüüs
(data
analysis),
and
andmete
kaitse
(data
protection).
The
term
reflects
the
same
conceptual
framework
as
in
other
languages,
encompassing
raw
facts,
measurements,
observations,
or
digital
records
that
can
be
processed,
stored,
and
transmitted.
Data
Protection
Regulation
(GDPR),
where
it
denotes
the
personal
data
subject
to
protection
under
Estonian
law.
The
phrase
is
used
in
official
documents,
guidelines,
and
compliance
manuals
to
specify
obligations
regarding
the
handling,
storage,
and
dissemination
of
data.
role
of
information
in
society,
the
reliability
of
knowledge,
or
the
impact
of
digitalization.
As
a
linguistic
element,
its
structure
illustrates
the
regular
inflection
patterns
of
Estonian
nouns,
contributing
to
the
language’s
capacity
to
form
precise
and
context‑specific
expressions.