Interaktiivsetes

Interaktiivsetes is an Estonian grammatical form of the adjective interaktiivne, used as the inessive plural of the adjective to describe plural nouns in the inessive case. In practice this means it translates roughly to “in interactive …” and is placed before a plural noun to indicate location or context.

The form is formed by taking the adjective stem and adding the inessive plural ending -setes. It is used when the noun it modifies is in the inessive plural, for example in phrases like interaktiivsetes klassides (in interactive classrooms), interaktiivsetes keskkondades (in interactive environments), or interaktiivsetes õpikutes (in interactive textbooks). The adjective agrees in number and case with the noun it describes.

Usage of interaktiivsetes is common in educational, organizational, and design contexts where emphasis is placed on interactive methods, tools, or settings. It is not typically used in everyday speech outside of formal descriptions of environments or practices. Related forms include interaktiivne (base form, meaning “interactive”), interaktiivsete (genitive plural), and other case-specific endings that align with different nouns and grammatical roles.

In summary, interaktiivsetes is a specific inflected form used to express “in interactive …” for plural nouns in the inessive case, and it reflects standard Estonian adjective agreement rules in describing locations or contexts that involve interactivity.