informeeritult

Informeeritult is an Estonian adverb meaning “in an informed manner” or “based on information obtained from credible sources.” It describes the manner of presenting or stating information when it has been derived from data, documents, or official reports rather than from opinion or speculation. The term is typically used in formal writing, journalism, and official communication to signal reliability and source-based reasoning.

The word is formed from the verb informeerima (to inform) and the past participle informeeritud, with the adverbial suffix -ult. The resulting form conveys that the action is performed in an informed way or with information that has been gathered and considered.

In journalism, informeeritult may appear to frame statements as backed by sources. In academia and public administration, it can introduce findings and recommendations that are supported by data, analysis, and cited authorities. The term conveys a formal tone and is less common in everyday speech.

Examples include: “Uudised käsitlevad sündmusi informeeritult, tuginedes politsei- ja ametlike allikate teabele.” and “Raporti järeldused esitleti informeeritult ja viidati allikatele.” These usages emphasize reliance on information and sources rather than unsubstantiated opinion.

See also: informeerimine, informeeritud, informatsioon.