juhatusse

Juhatusse is an Estonian grammatical form, specifically the illative case of the noun juhatus. Juhatus itself has several senses, most commonly referring to leadership or administration within an organization, and in some contexts to a governing body or committee. The illative form juhatusse expresses direction toward or into the entity designated by juhatus, and is used in sentences describing movement toward that entity or in referencing a location or institution associated with it.

Formation and usage: In Estonian, the illative case marks direction toward a place or group. For the noun juhatus, the illative form is created by adding the suffix -se, yielding juhatusse. The usage of this form is more common in formal, administrative, or legal texts and may appear in descriptions of activities involving the leadership or administration, or in cross-references to parts of a document associated with the governing body.

Notes: The noun juhatus is polysemous, so the interpretation of juhatusse depends on context. It is not a standard label for an introductory section of a text; that function is typically expressed with words like sissejuhatus or eeltekst. Juhatusse may therefore appear in sentences about entering or addressing a leadership body, or in formal descriptions involving the administration, rather than as a term for a book’s introduction.

See also: juhatus, sissejuhatus, eeltekst.