rikkumistele

Rikkumistele is an Estonian grammatical form that denotes the allative plural of the noun rikkumine, which means a violation or breach of a rule, law, or agreement. The allative case in Estonian expresses direction toward or reference to something, and in the plural it appears as rikkumistele. Thus, rikkumistele conveys “to the violations” or “toward the violations” in appropriate contexts.

The form is used primarily in formal, legal, administrative, or academic language when the action or reference is directed at multiple violations. It can indicate the object of measures, scrutiny, or discussion that concerns more than one violation. In practice, rikkumistele appears in constructs describing what is being addressed or targeted.

Common usages include phrases such as rikkumistele suunatud meetmed (measures aimed at violations) and rikkumistele keskendunud menetlused (proceedings focused on violations). Such expressions illustrate how the allative plural functions to connect actions, policies, or analyses with the concept of violations.

See also: rikkumine (violation; breach), rikkumistega seotud mõisted (concepts related to violations), and Estonian grammar discussions of allative cases. Rikkumistele, as a grammatical form, does not denote a separate legal doctrine; rather, it is a specific case form used to reference multiple violations in a directional or targeted sense within Estonian text.