peatumisest

Peatumisest is an Estonian term that functions as the genitive form of the noun peatumine. The root idea of peatumine is the act of stopping, halting, or bringing something to a pause. In broader usage, the concept can cover both temporary interruptions and more formal forms of detention or restraint, depending on the context and accompanying words.

In legal and administrative language, peatumine can refer to the act of stopping a process, a procedure, or a movement, and it may be used in phrases that discuss actions taken to halt activities or to detain individuals. In transport and safety contexts, the notion of stopping or pausing a service, operation, or system can also be described with related terms built from the same root.

The form peatumisest appears in sentences that refer to “the stopping of” something, typically following verbs or prepositions that require a genitive complement. It is commonly found in official documents, regulatory texts, and scholarly writing where precise description of a stopping event or detention is needed.

Related concepts include peatumine as the general act, peatus to refer to a stop or halt in more concrete terms, and various grammatical forms built from the same root. The term is primarily used in Estonian linguistic and normative contexts and may appear in discussions about procedures, safety regulations, and law enforcement.

See also: peatumine, peatus, peatumine in Estonian grammar.