tekitamisest

Tekitamisest is an Estonian form used to refer to the act of creating or causing something, and to indicate the source or basis of a subsequent effect or obligation. It derives from the noun tekitamine, which denotes the act itself, and is formed from tekitamine with the appropriate inflectional ending to express “from the act of creating” or “of the act of creating.”

In usage, tekitamisest functions to express origin, causation, or reference to the act behind a result. It is common in formal or written contexts, particularly in discussions of effects, liabilities, or consequences that arise from a making or causting action. For example, tekitamisest tulenev kahju means damages arising from the act of making, and tekitamisest tulenenud mõju refers to the effect that stems from that act.

Grammatically, tekitamisest is tied to the noun tekitamine and represents a case form used with prepositions or in compound expressions to link a result or obligation to the act of making or causing. It complements related forms such as tekitamine (the act itself) and tekitaja (the causer or maker), helping to articulate relationships of cause and consequence in Estonian.

See also: tekitamine, tekitaja.