elektriseadmetele

Elektriseadmetele is a form in Estonian language that represents the allative (direction toward) or dative use for the noun elektriseade in its plural, meaning “to electrical devices” or “for electrical devices.” It is not a separate concept, but a grammatical form used in contexts where something is aimed at, directed to, or intended for electrical devices.

The base noun elektriseade combines the root elektri- (electricity) with seade (device). The plural nominative is elektriseadmed, and the form elektriseadmetele is created by adding the allative/dative suffix -le to the plural stem, signaling a direction or recipient related to electrical devices. In Estonian, such forms are common in technical and formal texts to express purpose, target, or suitability.

Usage of elektriseadmetele occurs mainly in technical writing, safety instructions, product labeling, regulatory documents, and service guidelines. It appears in phrases that describe actions or characteristics connected to electrical devices, for example: elektriseadmetele mõeldud hooldus (maintenance intended for electrical devices), elektriseadmetele mõeldud tooted (products designed for electrical devices), or märgistus, mis on mõeldud elektriseadmetele. Because it denotes a relation to multiple devices, the form is typically found in contexts involving instructions, compliance notes, or descriptions of equipment sets and compatibility.

See also: Estonian grammar, allative case, dative case, technical terminology in Estonian.