korralduslikke

Korralduslikke is an Estonian adjective form meaning organizational or regulatory. It describes aspects related to how something is organized, regulated, or procedurally arranged. The base noun is korraldus, which means order, arrangement, or regulation; adding the suffix -lik yields the adjective korralduslik, and in inflected form before plural nouns it appears as korralduslikke.

In usage, the term is common in public administration, governance, policy documents, and organizational theory to distinguish organizational or procedural aspects from substantive content. It can refer to structures, processes, or plans that concern the way an organization is arranged rather than its goals or outputs.

Examples of common collocations include korralduslikke meetmeid (organizational or regulatory measures) and korralduslikke struktuure (organizational structures). The exact sense of korralduslikke depends on context, as it labels the organizational character of a given element rather than its intrinsic substance.

Relation to other terms: korralduslikke is closely related to the noun korraldus and to the broader category of Estonian adjectives formed with the suffix -lik. It is often used alongside domain-specific nouns such as administration, policy, or management to specify that a matter concerns organization or regulation rather than content.

Notes: The term is primarily descriptive and context-dependent, commonly appearing in formal or technical Estonian texts. It helps distinguish procedural or structural aspects from substantive or substantive content within discussions of systems, rules, and governance.