deklaratsioonile

Deklaratsioonile is the allative singular form of the Estonian noun deklaratsioon, meaning a declaration. In Estonian grammar, the allative case, marked by the suffix -le, expresses direction toward something, a recipient, or a target of an action. Therefore deklaratsioonile translates roughly as “to the declaration” and is used when the declaration is the indirect object, the focus of a movement, or the point of reference in a sentence.

Form and usage: The form is created by attaching -le to the noun deklaratsioon. It does not introduce a new word, but a grammatical case form that indicates the relation of the action to the declaration. Deklaratsioonile is common in formal and administrative language, where actions are described in relation to a specific declaration or document. It appears in phrases such as deklaratsioonile lisatud andmed (data attached to the declaration) or deklaratsioonile viidates (referring to the declaration).

Context and semantics: The allative case is one of several Estonian cases used to express different semantic roles. Deklaratsioonile specifically signals a destination or recipient role for the declaration within the sentence’s structure. The choice between deklaratsioonile and other case forms depends on what is being described and how the declaration functions within the action or relation.

See also: deklaratsioon, other cases of the noun (e.g., deklaratsiooni in the genitive, deklaratsiooni kohta in phrases referring to the declaration). The form reflects Estonian’s rich case system and its use in precise, document-centered language.