ruudukujulistel

Ruudukujulistel is an Estonian adjective describing something that has the form or appearance of a grid, typically a regular pattern of intersecting lines that divides a surface into square or rectangular cells. The base form ruudukujuline means grid-like, and ruudukujulistel is an inflected form used with plural nouns in certain grammatical cases.

In practice, the term is used across multiple fields. In graphic design and digital imaging, ruudukujulistel patterns refer to pixel-based or grid-based layouts where the composition relies on uniform cells. In cartography and mapping, grid-like arrangements organize spatial data into rows and columns, aiding measurement and comparison. Textile and product design often employ ruudukujulistel motifs such as checks and plaids. Urban planning and architecture may describe street networks, floor plans, or façade treatments that follow a rectilinear grid.

Notes: While the term is common in Estonian, English-language sources may simply translate it as grid-like or grid-pattern.

See also: grid, checkered pattern, pixel, Cartesian grid, raster.