tõestamisele

tõestamisele is the dative singular form of the Estonian word tõestus, which translates to "proof" or "evidence" in English. The dative case in Estonian is used to indicate the indirect object of a verb, the recipient of an action, or sometimes the purpose or goal of an action. Therefore, tõestamisele typically appears in sentences where something is being given, shown, or directed towards proof or evidence.

For instance, one might say "Ta andis oma avalduse tõestamisele" which translates to "He gave his statement for proof" or "He submitted his statement for verification." In this context, "tõestamisele" signifies the purpose for which the statement was given. Another example could be "See materjal vajab tõestamisele" meaning "This material needs to be proven" or "This material requires evidence." Here, "tõestamisele" indicates what the material is subjected to. The grammatical function of the dative case makes it clear that the noun "proof" or "evidence" is the recipient or the target of the action described by the verb in the sentence. Understanding the dative case is crucial for correctly interpreting the role of "tõestamisele" in an Estonian sentence.