väljumisele

Väljumisele is an Estonian grammatical form derived from the noun väljumine, meaning the act of leaving or an exit. It is the allative singular form, which in Estonian marks direction toward a destination, event, or goal. As such, väljumisele communicates “to the departure” or “toward leaving” and is used when the act of leaving is the focus of the action or when specifying the destination of a movement in relation to departure.

In usage, the form commonly appears in contexts describing planning or triggering of departure, and in formal or descriptive text such as schedules, travel information, or narratives that emphasize the moment or aim of leaving. The allative case is one of several directional cases in Estonian, and its use helps specify the relationship between actions and their intended ends.

Etymology: väljumisele is built from the root väljumine (exit, departure) with the nominalization suffix -mine and the allative suffix -le. This combination yields a noun form that conveys movement toward the act of leaving.

See also

- Estonian grammar

- Cases

- väljumine

- departure