piisavusega

Piisavusega is an Estonian word formed as the instrumental/comitative form of the noun piisavus, which means sufficiency or adequacy. The base piisavus comes from the adjective piisav, meaning enough or sufficient, with the -us suffix to create a noun. The suffix -ga marks the comitative/instrumental case, so piisavusega literally translates to “with sufficiency.” This form is used mainly in formal or technical language, rather than in everyday speech.

In usage, piisavusega describes the means, conditions, or degree by which something is considered sufficient. It appears in contexts discussing the adequacy of resources, evidence, or measures, often to indicate that a certain level of sufficiency has been achieved or assumed. Because Estonian also offers other ways to express sufficiency—such as the adjective piisav or the adverb piisavalt—piisavusega tends to appear in precise, formal statements, policy texts, academic prose, or legal language.

The term is related to other forms derived from the same root, including the noun piisavus and the adjective piisav, as well as the adverb piisavalt. These related forms cover different grammatical roles (noun, adjective, adverb) while conveying the core idea of adequacy or enough extent.

Overall, piisavusega is a specialized, formal expression in Estonian for indicating that something is done with or characterized by sufficiency, and it is most commonly found in official, academic, or technical writing.