võlgnikul

Võlgnikul is the adessive singular form of the Estonian noun võlgnik, meaning debtor. The word võlgnik refers to a person who owes money or other obligations. Võlgnikul is used in sentences to indicate a location or state related to the debtor, typically in formal or legal contexts.

In Estonian grammar, võlgnik follows typical noun declension patterns. The base form is võlgnik (nominative), with võlgniku as the genitive form. The adessive singular form, võlgnikul, marks a relation to the debtor in terms of location or state, for example when describing obligations or duties that pertain to the debtor.

Usage of võlgnikul is more common in formal, legal, or financial writing than in everyday speech. It appears in constructions that emphasize the debtor’s position or responsibilities, such as noting a duty or a condition that belongs to the debtor.

Examples of usage can include statements like: Võlgnikul on kohustus tasuda võla. This illustrates the adessive form linking the debtor to a responsibility. Another typical context might be contractual or enforcement language where the debtor’s obligations are described in relation to the creditor or the agreement.

See also võlgnik, võlg, inkasso, debt enforcement. Võlgnikul is a specialized inflected form of võlgnik used to convey a specific grammatical relation in Estonian texts.