külastajale

Külastajale is an Estonian allative case form of the noun külastaja, meaning “to the visitor” or “for the visitor.” It is used to indicate the recipient or destination of an action, typically with verbs of giving, sending, or directing, or in phrases describing information intended for visitors.

Morphology: The base word külastaja means “visitor.” In the singular allative, it becomes külastajale; in the plural allative, külastajatele. The allative suffix -le attaches to the noun to indicate direction or recipient, with no stem change in this form. Related forms include külastajaks (translative) meaning “to become a visitor,” among others.

Usage examples:

- Ma annan selle külastajale. (I give this to the visitor.)

- Külastajale mõeldud teave on sellel lehel. (Information intended for visitors is on this page.)

- Sissepääs külastajatele on piiratud. (Access for visitors is restricted.)

Notes: Külastajale is a case-marked form and not a standalone noun; its function is similar to a dative in other languages. The form changes with number, yielding külastajale for singular and külastajatele for plural recipients.

See also: Estonian grammar, cases; külastaja.