lõppsaavutusest

Lõppsaavutusest is the genitive singular form of the Estonian noun lõppsaavutus, which denotes the final accomplishment, culmination, or last achievement of a process, project, or activity. As a genitive form, lõppsaavutusest is used to express “of the final achievement” or to indicate the topic or object of discussion when the sentence requires a genitive complement.

In practice, the term appears mainly in formal or technical language, such as academic reports, project evaluations, or sports season summaries, where the final outcome is foregrounded. It signals that attention is being directed toward the ultimate result rather than the intermediate steps. The form can be used with verbs that govern the genitive or appear in constructions that introduce a topic of analysis or description.

Etymology and related forms: the word is a compound of lõpp (“end”) and saavutus (“achievement”), with the genitive singular suffix -est. Related words include lõppsaavutus (the final achievement) and saavutus (achievement). In usage, lõppsaavutusest functions as a formal designation of the culmination or outcome in Estonian texts, reflecting standard compound formation and case marking in the language. See also general discussions of Estonian noun phrases describing results and outcomes.