libisemisest

Libisemisest is an Estonian noun form derived from libisemine, meaning slipping. It is used in contexts where slipping, sliding, or skidding is the subject, cause, or focus of discussion. The form often appears in safety, health, and accident-related texts to refer to slipping events or to topics connected with slipping.

In practice, libisemisest commonly occurs in occupational safety, public health, and hazard communication materials. It is used to categorize incidents, describe risk factors (such as wet, icy, or uneven surfaces), and discuss preventive measures like improving footwear, maintaining floors, and applying de-icing treatments. In winter conditions and industrial environments, the term helps frame statements about slip-related hazards and their mitigation.

Etymologically, libisemisest combines libisemine (slipping) with a suffix that marks the form used to indicate the topic or cause of discussion. In English translations, it is often rendered as “about slipping” or “from slipping,” depending on the sentence structure. Example: "Libisemisest tulenevad ohud on eriti talvel olulised" translates to "Slip-related hazards are particularly important in winter." See also libisemine, kukkumine, turvalisus.