konkurentidel

Konkurentidel is the Estonian adessive plural form of the noun konkurent, meaning a competitor. In Estonian grammar, the adessive case indicates location or context and is used with plural nouns to describe where something happens or with whom actions are associated. Konkurentidel specifically marks relation to multiple competitors and is commonly found in business, market analysis, and comparative discussions.

Usage notes:

- It is typically translated as “on the competitors” or “at the competitors,” depending on the sentence, and is used with verbs and predicates that describe state, actions, or features related to those competitors.

- It contrasts with other case forms of konkurent (for example, konkurentide in genitive, or konkurendid in nominative), which express different grammatical relationships such as possession or subject.

Examples:

- Konkurentidel on tugev turupositsioon. (The competitors have a strong market position.)

- Analüüs näitab konkurentidel saavutatut, mis mõjutab meie strateegiat. (The analysis shows what the competitors have achieved, which affects our strategy.)

Relation to language:

- Konkurentidel demonstrates how Estonian handles plural nouns with location-oriented cases to describe relations to groups of entities, in this case, multiple competitors.

- It is part of standard corporate and economic discourse in Estonian-language texts and is suitable for encyclopedic or neutral reporting.

See also:

- konkurent (competitor)

- konkurentide (genitive plural form)

- Estonian grammar and cases

Note: This entry focuses on grammatical form and usage rather than a specific organization or event named “konkurentidel.”