eestikeeles

Eestikeeles is the Estonian term used to indicate that something is in the Estonian language. It is commonly seen in written text, user interfaces, instructional materials, and spoken discourse to specify the language of content. The form is derived from the noun for language, Estonian being represented within compound phrases that denote language use.

In everyday use, eestikeeles serves to label or describe content that is produced in Estonian. For example, a document, a website section, or a broadcast may be described as being presented eestikeeles, meaning it is in Estonian. The phrase is widely understood within Estonia and by Estonian speakers abroad, and it is part of standard language conventions alongside similar expressions for other languages, such as inglise keeles (in English) or vene keeles (in Russian).

Relation to related terms: eestikeelne is an adjective meaning Estonian-language or Estonian-language-oriented, used to describe nouns such as literature, terminology, or media. The corresponding adverbial or locative form eestikeeles específicamente marks the language of expression rather than the content’s origin. In multilingual contexts, these forms help distinguish between editions, translations, or transcripts in different languages.

Summary: eestikeeles is a neutral, widely used way to indicate that content is in Estonian. It appears across educational, governmental, digital, and cultural materials, and it functions alongside parallel phrases for other languages to clarify language of use.