motoorilistele

Motoorilistele is an Estonian grammatical form used to address a group defined as motor-related or motorized. It is the dative plural form of the adjective mootoriline, which describes things related to motors or motorized activity. In this sense, motoorilistele does not stand alone as a word with its own independent meaning; rather, it functions as part of a phrase that marks the recipient or target of an action or statement.

Orthography and nuance: the standard, normative spelling of the adjective in this form is mootorilistele. Some writers may spell it as motoorilistele, reflecting less formal usage or occasional orthographic variation. In both cases, the intended sense is “to motor-related/motorized [group],” such as drivers, riders, or other motorized users, depending on the accompanying noun.

Usage context: motoorilistele appears mainly in formal or administrative contexts, such as signs, notices, or instructional texts directed at a specific group. It commonly occurs in phrases where the action or information is aimed at motor-related recipients, for example safety guidelines, product notices, or service communications intended for motorized users.

Example: See teade mootorilistele kasutajatele. This translates roughly to “This notice is for motorized users,” illustrating how the form functions within a larger noun phrase.

See also: mootoriline, mootor, Estonian grammar, dative case.