teavitustekstis

Teavitustekstis is the inessive singular form of the Estonian noun teavitustekst, meaning “notification text.” It is used in grammar to indicate location within a text, roughly translating to “in the notification text.” The base term teavitustekst denotes a short informational notice used to inform an audience about events, decisions, deadlines, or procedures.

Usage and purpose: Teavitustekstid are employed in public notices, workplace alerts, safety notices, and similar communications where clear, timely information is required. They strive for conciseness and accessibility, avoiding unnecessary jargon and focusing on essential facts and actions.

Contents and style: A teavitustekst typically includes a heading, a clear statement of purpose, any required actions with deadlines, and contact or reference information. The language prioritizes clarity, direct instructions, and a logical sequence of information. The tone is usually informative rather than promotional.

Grammatical note: The suffix -is marks the inessive case in Estonian; teavitustekstis literally means “in the notification text.” This form is used within sentences to refer to content located inside such texts, for example describing what a teavitustekstis contains or where information is found.

See also: Teavitustekst (the nominative form) and Estonian grammar on cases.