kontseptsiooniga

Kontseptsiooniga is Estonian for “with the concept” and is the instrumental case form of the noun kontseptsioon (concept). In Estonian, the instrumental case is used to indicate accompaniment, manner, or association, and is formed by adding the suffix -ga or -ga to the stem. Kontseptsiooniga thus means that something is done with the concept, using the concept, or related to the concept.

In practice, kontseptsiooniga is common in design, planning, and academic writing. It appears in phrases such as kontseptsiooniga seotud dokumendid (documents related to the concept), kontseptsiooniga seotud lähenemine (a concept-related approach), and kontseptsiooniga töötamine (working with the concept). The form helps link actions or descriptions directly to the concept being discussed, clarifying the role of the concept in the activity.

Etymologically, the word kontseptsioon derives from the same root as the English “concept,” adapted to Estonian phonology and spelling. The instrumental form kontseptsiooniga shows how Estonian marks relationships between ideas and actions through case endings, a common feature in the language’s grammar.

See also: kontseptsioon, lähenemine, terminoloogia.