erispetsialistide

Erispetsialistide is the genitive plural form of erispetsialist, an Estonian noun meaning a specialist—someone with specialized expertise in a particular field. The term is used to refer to individuals who possess high-level knowledge or training in areas such as medicine, engineering, science, information technology, and other technical disciplines. In standard usage, erispetsialistide denotes possession or association with multiple specialists, roughly translating to “of the specialists” or “the specialists’.”

In practice, erispetsialistide appears in formal or professional texts, such as reports, policy documents, and academic writings, to describe the input, work, or opinions of a group of specialists. For example, sentences like “Erispetsialistide arv on suurenenud” mean “The number of specialists has increased,” and “Erispetsialistide nõuanded on väärtuslikud” translates to “The specialists’ advice is valuable.”

Grammatical notes: erispetsialistide is the genitive plural form. The nominative plural is erispetsialistid. This form is used before a following noun to indicate belonging or relation to the group, for instance, “erispetsialistide töö” (the work of the specialists). The word itself is a compound formed from er i + spetsialist, a construction common in Estonian for denoting professional expertise. See also erispetsialist and spetsialist for related terms.