Õiget

Õiget is the partitive singular form of the Estonian adjective õige, meaning "correct" or "right." In Estonian, adjectives decline for number and case, and õiget is used when the noun they modify is in the partitive case. For example: Ma otsin õiget vastust. This means "I am looking for the correct answer."

The form is part of the standard relationship between the base adjective and its inflected variants. It appears in constructions where the noun is in the partitive case, often conveying an indefinite amount or quantity of something considered correct or appropriate.

In everyday usage and education, õiget is a common way to express accuracy, propriety, or suitability in language about answers, choices, methods, or procedures. The word is a direct inflected form of the base adjective õige and relates to other forms that appear with different nouns, numbers, and cases.

See also: õige, the base adjective from which õiget derives, which has additional inflected forms for various grammatical contexts.