Juhendavaid

Juhendavaid is a grammatical form in the Estonian language. It is the genitive plural of the adjective "juhendav," which means "guiding" or "leading." Therefore, "juhendavaid" translates to "of guiding ones" or "of leading ones."

In Estonian grammar, the genitive case is used to indicate possession, origin, or a relationship between nouns. The plural form signifies that there are multiple items or individuals being referred to. When combined, "juhendavaid" would be used in sentences where multiple guiding or leading entities are the subject of a genitive construction.

For example, one might encounter "juhendavaid eeskujusid" which translates to "of guiding examples." Here, "juhendavaid" modifies "eeskujusid" (examples), indicating that these are examples that provide guidance. Another instance could be "juhendavaid jõude" meaning "of guiding forces."

The use of "juhendavaid" is specific to its grammatical function and context within an Estonian sentence. It is a functional word that helps to convey nuanced meaning related to direction, leadership, or instruction when referring to multiple entities in a possessive or relational capacity. Understanding this form is crucial for accurate comprehension and construction of Estonian sentences.