Ajakavaid

Ajakavaid is the partitive plural form of the Estonian noun ajakava, which means timetable or schedule. The form is used when the speaker refers to more than one timetable in a non-definite or partial sense. In Estonian, partitive constructions are common with verbs that take a non-count object or with quantifiers that imply an indefinite amount, so ajakavaid appears in sentences where timetables are discussed as a subset or as options rather than a definite set.

The base noun ajakava is widely used in contexts such as travel planning, public transportation, school timetables, and broadcasting schedules. The partitive plural ajakavaid reflects that the reference is about "some timetables" rather than all of them, and it can pair with adjectives to indicate variety, as in lines where different timetables are described. The form also appears in formal writing and scheduling documents where a non-specific number of timetables is relevant.

Usage considerations: as a grammatical form, ajakavaid is typically found in contexts that emphasize partial or indefinite reference to timetables. It can appear with quantifiers that take the partitive or with verbs that require a non-definite object. In everyday speech, speakers may alternatively construct phrases that use other cases or numerals depending on the exact meaning.

See also: ajakava; Estonian grammar; Estonian language.