spetsiifilisusega

Spetsiifilisusega is Estonian for the instrumental form of the noun spetsiifilisus, meaning specificity. The term denotes the quality, property, or state of being specific, precise, or distinctive. In written Estonian it is used to express the idea of something being done, described, or defined with a particular level of specificity.

Grammatically, spetsiifilisus is a noun, and adding the suffix -ga creates the instrumental/comitative form spetsiifilisusega, which means “with specificity” or “by means of specificity.” This construction is common in formal and technical language, where it serves to indicate the manner, criterion, or standard by which an action is performed or a description is made.

Usage and context: Spetsiifilisust is frequently encountered in scientific, academic, and methodological writing. It appears in discussions about measurement, description, or criteria, for example when distinguishing a high level of detail from a more general description, or when specifying constraints that depend on particular characteristics.

Etymology and related forms: The word spetsiifilisus is a borrowed term in Estonian, reflecting the international scientific vocabulary. It derives from Latin roots via English and other European languages, with spetsiifilisusega representing the same concept in the instrumental case. Related forms include spetsiifilisuse (genitive), spetsiifilisust (partitive), and spetsiifilisus (nominative).

See also: Specificity (linguistics), Estonian grammar, comitative/instrumental constructions in Estonian.