tööobjektiga

tööobjektiga is an Estonian term that combines the noun tööobjekt ("work object") with the instrumental case ending -iga, meaning "with a work object". It commonly appears in contexts where a particular object or item is used as the focus of a task, project, or operation. The phrase can refer to physical tools, data sets, software modules, or abstract concepts that serve as the primary means of accomplishing a task.

In everyday Estonian, one might hear sentences such as "Võta tööobjektiga ja alusta raadve", which translates to "Take the work object and start the search". In professional settings, especially in engineering, architecture, or software development, the term often denotes the primary artifact that is manipulated during the work cycle. For example, engineers might discuss the "tööobjektiga" when describing a prototype or a test sample that will undergo analysis.

The grammatical construction is typical of Estonian instrumental usage, where the -iga suffix signals that the object is instrumental in the action. Because of its specificity, the phrase may also appear in technical manuals, project documentation, or training materials. Although the phrase itself is not a common lexical item, it captures a functional relationship between a task and the tool or medium through which it is executed.