vastuvusest

vastuvusest is the Estonian elative singular form of the noun vastuvus, which generally means reception, acceptance, or response. The base word vastuvus covers several related senses, including the act of receiving something offered, the degree to which an audience accepts or reacts to a message, and, in legal or administrative language, the act of accepting an offer or proposal. The elative case form vastuvusest is used to express origin, basis, or reference from the act of reception or acceptance. For example, phrases such as vastuvusest tulenevad kulud or vastuvusest tulenevad piirangud refer to costs or restrictions arising from the reception or acceptance process. The form is therefore most common in formal writing, academic texts, policy documents, and legal language.

In grammar, vastuvusest is one of the inflected forms of vastuvus and reflects the Estonian case system. Related terms include vastuvus (the noun itself), vastuvõtt (reception/hosting), vastuvõtlikkus (receptivity), and vastuvõtmine (acceptance). The precise meaning of vastuvusest depends on context, as vastuvus can describe social reception, audience response, or the procedural act of accepting something.

See also: vastuvus, vastuvõtt, vastuvõtlikkus. While vastuvusest by itself is not a standalone concept, it functions as a grammatical form that links statements to their origins, bases, or consequences related to reception or acceptance.