mootorilt

Mootorilt is an Estonian grammatical form used primarily in technical language to indicate that something originates from or is derived from a motor. It is formed from the noun mootor (motor) plus the elative suffix -lt, producing mootorilt. The construction functions as a prepositional phrase indicating source, and it is frequently used to modify nouns such as data, readings, or components.

In practical use, mootorilt appears in manuals, diagnostic reports, and engineering texts where information or material is linked to the motor. For example, mootorilt võetud andmed means data taken from the motor; mootorilt pärinevad nähtused refer to phenomena originating from the motor. The term is linguistic rather than a standalone object, and it does not denote a physical entity.

Linguistic note: mootorilt is a typical illustration of Estonian origin expressions using the elative case. It serves to show how the language marks source or provenance in technical descriptions. See also Estonian grammar and elative case for a broader context.