Ühiseid

Ühiseid is an Estonian word that translates to "common" or "shared" in English. It is the genitive plural form of the adjective "ühine," meaning "common" or "joint." This grammatical form indicates possession or association belonging to multiple entities. For instance, "ühiseid huvid" would mean "common interests," implying interests that are shared by several people or groups. Similarly, "ühiseid eesmärke" translates to "common goals," referring to objectives that multiple individuals or organizations are working towards together. The word is frequently used in various contexts, from personal relationships to political and economic discussions, to describe things that are not exclusive to one party but are held, experienced, or pursued by more than one. Understanding its grammatical function as a genitive plural is key to interpreting its meaning correctly in Estonian sentences. The concept of "ühised" often underlies cooperation, collaboration, and collective endeavors.