lõppstaatusse

Lõppstaatusse is the illative singular form of the Estonian noun lõppstaatus. Lõppstaatus itself is a compound of lõpp, meaning end or completion, and staatus, meaning status. The term denotes the final, terminal, or completed state of a process, system, or workflow. The illative suffix -sse marks direction toward that state and is used in sentences describing movement or transition into the final state in descriptive or technical texts.

In use, lõppstaatuse forms appear in technical writing, process modeling, project management, and descriptions of state machines or workflows. They are typically paired with verbs that denote transition or entry into a state, such as jõuda (to reach) or sisenema (to enter). For example: Protsess liigub lõppstaatusse. Süsteem siseneb lõppstaatusse.

Semantically, lõppstaatus is treated as a terminal or absorbing state in models, indicating a point at which further standard transitions do not occur within the described framework. The term is mainly a technical or process-oriented designation, rather than everyday language.

Other inflected forms of lõppstaatus include lõppstaatuses (in the final state), lõppstaatusest (from the final state), and lõppstaatusesse (into the final state, another common illative form). Related concepts in Estonian grammar include the illative case itself and the broader idea of state or status in process descriptions.

See also: illative case, Estonian grammar, state machine, workflow, final state.