baasjaamadele

Baasjaamadele is an inflected Estonian form derived from the noun baasjaam, meaning base station. It represents the allative plural and translates roughly as “to the base stations” or “for the base stations.” The form is used in formal and technical language to indicate the target, recipient, or beneficiary of an action involving multiple base stations.

Morphology and usage: The base noun is baasjaam. Its plural nominative is baasjaamad, and the genitive plural is baasjaamade. The allative suffix -le attaches to the genitive plural to form baasjaamadele. This construction marks direction toward or applicability to the base stations and is common in telecommunications, infrastructure planning, and network maintenance texts.

Usage in sentences often describes plans, contracts, or provisions relating to several base stations. Example contexts include baasjaamadele mõeldud varustus (equipment intended for base stations), baasjaamadele mõeldud hooldusleping (maintenance contract for the base stations), or rahastus baasjaamadele (funding for the base stations).

In Estonian, baasjaamadele illustrates the allative plural used with the genitive plural to express “to/for the base stations” in technical and infrastructural discourse.