sisenditele

Sisenditele is an Estonian grammatical form representing the phrase “to the inputs” or “toward the inputs.” It is the allative plural form of the noun sisend, which means input, data, or feed. The form is used to indicate direction toward multiple inputs, typically in sentences describing movement of data, signals, or actions aimed at input sources.

Etymology and morphology: The base word is sisend (input). The allative plural suffix is -tele, producing sisenditele. This form expresses direction toward a plural set of inputs and is a grammatical tool rather than a standalone concept. It commonly appears with verbs of movement, transmission, or assignment.

Usage contexts: Sisenditele is used in Estonian texts to discuss inputs in computing, electronics, data flows, and similar domains, as well as in linguistic analyses of Estonian grammar. In technical documentation and academic writing, the allative plural can mark the target or recipient of an action directed at multiple input sources.

Examples:

- Andmed jõuavad sisenditele. (Data reach the inputs.)

- Süsteem suunab käsud sisenditele kontrollimiseks. (The system directs commands to the inputs for verification.)

See also: sisend; allatiiv; Estonian grammar.