tootmisest

Tootmisest is an Estonian noun form derived from tootmine, meaning production or manufacturing. It is the elative case form used to indicate origin or source, roughly translating to “from production” or “out of production.” In economic, industrial, and policy writing, tootmisest refers to characteristics, effects, or elements that originate in production processes.

Grammatical notes: The base word is tootmine (production). Its genitive is tootmise (of production), and the elative form is tootmisest (from/ out of production). Tootmisest is a noun form, not a verb, and it often appears in noun phrases describing outcomes or conditions tied to production activities. Common phrases include tootmisest tulenevad kahjud (damages arising from production) and tootmisest tulenevad heitmed (emissions arising from production). Adjectival constructions such as tootmisest tingitud (caused by production) are also used.

Usage examples:

- Tootmisest tulenevad kahjud võivad olla suured. (Damages arising from production can be large.)

- Uuring keskendub tootmisest tulenevate riskide hindamisele. (The study focuses on the assessment of risks arising from production.)

- Toetuste ja regulatsioonide eesmärk on vähendada tootmisest tulenevaid negatiivseid mõjusid. (The aim of subsidies and regulation is to reduce the negative effects arising from production.)

Context and significance: Tootmisest appears mainly in specialist Eesti-language texts dealing with industry, environment, and public policy. It is less common in everyday speech, but it serves a precise linguistic function for attributing effects to production processes.