kolmepoolne

Kolmepoolne is an Estonian adjective meaning three-sided or tripartite. It describes something that involves or relates to three parties or sides. The form is built from kolm (three) and poolne (relating to a side/part). The term is used primarily in formal language, such as law, diplomacy, and business.

In practice, kolmepoolne is used to describe agreements, bodies, or processes that include three distinct participants. Common expressions include kolmepoolne leping (tripartite agreement), kolmepoolne kokkulepe, and kolmepoolne koostöö. The word is typically found in official texts, treaties, and organizational charters, where it denotes a structure involving three stakeholders.

Morphology and usage notes: nominative singular is kolmepoolne; genitive kolmepoolse; partitive kolmepoolset; plural nominative kolmepoolsed; plural genitive kolmepoolsete, with appropriate case endings as in other Estonian adjectives. In English, equivalents include tripartite or three-sided, depending on context. Kolmepoolne is a neutral, formal descriptor and is common in discussions of multi-party arrangements, coalitions, or collaborations involving three entities.