korralduslikest

Korralduslikest is an Estonian inflected form of the adjective korralduslik, which means organizational, administrative, or related to arrangement or order. The base term refers to things connected with the organization or governance of a system, process, or activity. The form korralduslikest appears in sentences where the noun it describes is in a plural case that requires a partitive or genitive ending, commonly used in formal or technical writing.

In usage, korralduslikest is employed to discuss organizational aspects, conditions, or requirements within various contexts such as governance, management, or project planning. It often occurs in phrases that translate roughly to “of organizational…,” “organizational…,” or “concerning organizational aspects.” Because Estonian adjectives decline to match the case and number of their nouns, korralduslikest typically accompanies plural nouns in contexts signaling possession, source, or scope.

Typical contexts include academic, legal, administrative, and policy texts where distinctions between organizational features and other dimensions (such as technical or legal aspects) are important. It can appear alongside nouns like aspektidest, tingimustest, or nõuetest, depending on the grammatical role and the case required by the sentence.

Related terms include korralduslik (the base adjective), organisatsiooniline (organizational), and administratiivne (administrative). The form illustrates Estonian’s productive approach to forming adjectives from a root related to organization and placing them in appropriate inflected endings to align with nouns.