kirjalikesse
Kirjalikesse is a linguistic form used primarily in the Estonian language. It is the dative case of the adjective kirjalik, meaning “written.” In Estonian grammar, the dative case is employed to indicate the indirect object of a sentence, to express a direction toward something, and to show possession by reference. Consequently, kirjalikesse literally translates to “to the written (thing)” or “into the written form.”
The transformation from kirjalik to kirjalikesse follows regular dative suffixation patterns. For feminine forms, the standard
Usage of kirjalikesse is found in contexts where a subject is directed toward a written medium or
In more idiomatic speech, the form may appear in the phrases “kirjalikesse kuuluvat” (pertaining to written
Overall, kirjalikesse illustrates a typical dative inflection in Estonian that signals direction, relationship, or containment with