nõusolekule

Nõusolekule is an Estonian word form: the allative case of the noun nõusolek, which means "consent" or "agreement". The allative case, marked by the suffix -le, indicates direction toward or the recipient of an action, so nõusolekule literally means "to the consent" or "onto the consent" and is used to express actions directed at or concerning a consent document or agreement.

Morphology and grammar: the base noun nõusolek is declined according to Estonian nominal case patterns; adding -le yields the singular allative nõusolekule. The plural allative form is nõusolekutele. The allative case is commonly used with verbs that imply giving, signing, referring to, or attaching something to the consent.

Usage and contexts: nõusolekule appears frequently in legal, medical, administrative, and everyday contexts where consent is required or documented. Typical collocations include nõusolekule allkirja andma (to give a signature to the consent), nõusolekule kirjutama (to write on the consent), and viidata nõusolekule (to refer to the consent). It also appears in procedural phrases in forms and statutes, especially concerning data protection, medical treatment, and parental permissions.

Related forms: nominative nõusolek (consent), genitive nõusoleku, partitive nõusolekut, illative nõusolekusse, adessive nõusolekul, etc.