Kõigida

Kõigida is an Estonian word that translates to "everyone" or "all" in English. It is the genitive plural form of the pronoun "kõik," which means "all" or "every." This grammatical form is used when referring to something belonging to or pertaining to all individuals within a group. For example, in the phrase "kõigida armastus," it means "the love of everyone" or "everyone's love."

The word "kõigida" is commonly encountered in Estonian literature, conversation, and everyday usage. Its function is to express a collective possession or a relationship that encompasses all members of a set. Understanding the genitive plural form is crucial for comprehending the nuances of Estonian grammar and expressing concepts that involve entirety. It emphasizes a shared aspect or a universal quality attributed to a group.