loendatult

Loendatult is an Estonian adverb used to denote that something is presented or processed by enumeration or itemization. It indicates that items are counted and listed individually rather than described collectively. The form is derived from loend (count, enumeration) with the suffix -atult, which marks manner or mode.

In writing, loendatult appears in technical, administrative, legal, and academic texts where a detailed, item-by-item presentation is required. It helps distinguish between a formal inventory or list and a summary. The term is relatively formal and not common in everyday speech, where phrases emphasizing generality or aggregation would be more typical.

Usage notes:

- Loendatult often accompanies nouns or nouns in noun phrases to specify the manner of presentation, for example when describing how data or items are organized.

- It is useful for clarifying that a sequence or set of items is meant to be read as an explicit list rather than as a composite total.

Related terms include loend (count, enumeration), loendamine (counting, enumeration), loetelu (list or roster), and nimekiri (inventory, register). These terms provide surrounding language for discussing counting, listing, and organized presentation in Estonian texts.