organisatsioonilisi

Organisatsioonilisi is a form of the Estonian adjective organisatsiooniline, meaning organizational or pertaining to an organization. It is a plural, case-inflected form used when describing nouns that are in the genitive plural or partitive plural. In Estonian, adjectives decline for number and case, so organisatsiooniline appears as various forms, including organisatsioonilised (nominative plural) and organisatsiooniliste (genitive plural or partitive plural), with organisatsioonilisi occurring in phrases such as organisatsiooniliste muutuste mõju.

Etymology and meaning: the word combines organisatsioon (organization) with the attributive suffix -iline, producing a term that denotes things related to organization, organizational structures, processes, or culture. It is widely used in official, academic, and professional contexts to specify that a topic, object, or phenomenon is related to organizational aspects.

Usage and context: organisatsioonilisi is commonly found in discussions of management, organizational theory, sociology, and information systems, among others. It often appears in phrases describing organizational changes, processes, values, or structures. Examples in translation include organizational changes, organizational processes, or organizational values, depending on the accompanying noun and its grammatical case.

Relation to other terms: it is closely related to other Estonian descriptors such as organisatsiooniline (the singular adjective form), korralduslik (administrative or procedural), and struktuuriline (structural). The choice among these forms depends on the noun being described and the grammatical case required by the sentence.

Note: As with many Estonian adjectives, the form changes to match number and case, so organisatsioonilisi is not a standalone noun but a descriptive form that modifies a noun in the appropriate case.