morfoloogilisest

Morfoloogilisest is an Estonian adjective form derived from morfoloogiline, meaning related to morphology. In Estonian grammar it functions as part of a noun phrase and inflects for case and number. The ending -st signals the elative case, so morfoloogilisest is typically used with a noun in the elative singular, indicating origin, source, or reference to morphology, for example in phrases like morfoloogilisest uuringust (from a morphological study) or morfoloogilisest kontekstist (from a morphological context).

In linguistic usage, morphology (morfoloogia) is the study of the structure and formation of words, including inflection, derivation, and compounding. The term morfoloogiline, and its inflected forms such as morfoloogilisest, are common in scholarly Estonian texts dealing with language structure. The word can describe phenomena, analyses, or data that pertain to morphology, rather than phonology, syntax, or semantics alone.

The form morfoloogilisest can appear in academic writing, textbooks, and analyses where the author wants to specify that a statement, example, or source relates to morphology. It is most often found in technical contexts rather than everyday speech. As part of a broader system of Estonian adjective declension, morfoloogiline has multiple case forms to match different grammatical roles in sentences.

Related concepts include morfoloogia (morphology), morfoloogiline analüüs (morphological analysis), and morfoloogilised fenomenid (morphological phenomena). Together, these terms help describe how words change form and how those forms convey grammatical meaning in Estonian and other languages.