kontaktiidele

Kontaktiidele is an Estonian inflected form of the noun kontakt (contact). It functions in contexts involving communication with a group of recipients described as “the contacts.” The form is commonly found in written language, especially in business, marketing, and information campaigns, where messages are directed at a list of recipients.

Use and function

Kontaktiidele is typically used to indicate the target audience of a message or action. It marks recipients or beneficiaries in sentences about sending, addressing, or informing. In practice it appears in phrases such as campaigns, notices, or letters directed to a group of contacts. It is most often seen in formal or semi-formal contexts, such as newsletters, customer communications, or CRM-related texts.

Examples

- Kampaaniateade saadeti kontaktiidele. (The campaigns notice was sent to the contacts.)

- Kiri kontaktiidele. (A letter to the contacts.)

- Kontaktiidele suunatud teavitus teavitab neist. (A notification directed to the contacts informs about them.)

Related terms

The base word is kontakt, with related forms including kontaktid (nominative plural), kontaktide (genitive plural), and other case forms. The term is a loanword in Estonian, reflecting use in communication, IT, and business vocabulary.

Notes

Kontaktiidele denotes a plural, recipient-focused direction and is common in written, formal language. In everyday speech, speakers may choose alternative constructions depending on register and context. The concept centers on directing information or actions toward a defined group labeled as contacts.