loogilised

Loogilised is a term in Estonian that primarily functions as the plural or attributive form of the adjective loogiline, meaning logical. In practice, loogilised is used to describe multiple items connected with logic, such as statements, arguments, proofs, or methods.

In philosophy, mathematics, and computer science, the expressions loogilised väited (logical statements), loogilised argumendid (logical arguments), and loogilised operatsioonid (logical operations) are standard phrases. The word also appears in educational materials to label topics dealing with logic. As a stand-alone noun, loogilised is uncommon; it more often appears as an attributive adjective before a noun or in fixed phrases.

Etymology: Loogilised derives from loogiline, and is inflected to agree with nouns in number and case.

Usage history and scope: The term has appeared in Estonian academic writing since the 20th century and remains common in curricula and scholarly articles on logic, philosophy, and computer science.

See also: Logic, Formal logic, Boolean algebra.