lõikustele

Lõikustele is an Estonian term that translates to "for harvests" or "to harvests." It is a form of the word "lõikus," which means harvest. The grammatical ending "-tele" indicates the allative case, signifying movement towards or for the benefit of something. Therefore, "lõikustele" is used in contexts where something is directed towards or intended for harvests.

This phrase might appear in agricultural discussions, such as instructions on when to prepare fields or store equipment in anticipation of the harvest. For example, "Seemned on külvatud lõikustele" could mean "The seeds have been sown for the harvests." It can also be used in a more figurative sense, referring to the results or fruits of labor, implying that an effort is being made with future success or rewards in mind. The specific meaning heavily depends on the surrounding words and the broader context of the sentence or discussion in which it is used. It emphasizes a future-oriented perspective connected to agricultural production or the outcomes of diligent work.