Filmide

Filmide is a term visible in Estonian grammar as a word form of the noun film. It represents the genitive plural of film, used to indicate possession or association with films. In practical usage, filmide appears in phrases such as filmide kriitika (critique of films) or filmide nimekiri (list of films).

In Estonian, the base noun film is declined to express different grammatical relations. The genitive singular form is filmi, meaning “of a film,” while the genitive plural form is filmide, meaning “of films.” These forms are part of the system that allows speakers to link nouns to other elements in a sentence without additional prepositions.

As a grammatical form, filmide does not denote a separate concept or entity by itself. It functions within sentences to show relationships such as possession, attribution, or specification related to the plural noun films. The word remains essentially a case form rather than a standalone lexical item.

In contexts where Filmide is encountered as a proper noun, it would typically be capitalized and treated as a name rather than a grammatical form. However, there is no widely recognized entity or concept universally known as “Filmide” in mainstream sources, so understanding it primarily as a genitive plural form of film provides a reliable baseline. See also Estonian grammar, Estonian nouns, and the word film.