esitlemisele

Esitlemisele is an Estonian grammatical form derived from the verb esitlema, meaning to present or to exhibit. It is the allative case form of the noun esitlemine, which denotes the act or process of presenting. The allative suffix -le marks direction toward or for something, so esitlemisele can be understood as “to the presenting” or “for presentation.”

In usage, esitlemisele appears in formal or bureaucratic Estonian to express that an action, document, or proposal is intended to be presented to a person, committee, institution, or audience. It specifies the destination or purpose of the presenting act, rather than describing the act itself. The form is part of the broader Estonian case system and is closely related to other nominal forms such as esitlemine (the act of presenting) and esitlema (to present).

Common contexts include academic or administrative writing where one notes that materials are prepared for presentation to a body or for presentation at a meeting, conference, or review. Because esitlemisele carries a sense of direction or purpose, it often appears in sentences that describe planned processes, approvals, or formal submissions.

See also: esitlema, esitlemine, Estonian grammar, allative case.