kontrollimisele

Kontrollimisele is the allative form of the Estonian noun kontrollimine, which means the act of checking, inspecting, or controlling. It is derived from the verb kontrollima (to check, to inspect, to control) and is used to indicate direction toward a control, inspection, or auditing event. As a grammatical form, kontrollimisele marks the destination or goal of an action rather than the act itself.

In usage, kontrollimisele appears primarily in formal, bureaucratic, or administrative contexts. It denotes that something is being brought to, or addressed at, a control or inspection process. For example, ta läks kontrollimisele means “he went to the inspection.” Another common construction is to refer to actions taken “for inspection” or “for check” with phrases like dokumentide kontrollimisele viimine, meaning “taking the documents for inspection.” The form is often found with verbs of motion or with verbs that govern a destination in administrative procedures.

Etymologically, kontrollimisele is the allative case form of kontrollimine, placing emphasis on the target of the control process. It contrasts with kontrollimise, the genitive or partitive form referring to the act itself, and kontrollimisega, which would indicate “with the inspection” or “involving the inspection.” Overall, kontrollimisele is a niche grammatical form used to express direction toward inspection or control within Estonian, especially in formal language.