Lähteolevaid

Lähteolevaid is an Estonian grammatical form. It is the plural partitive case of the word "lähtev", which is the present active participle of the verb "lähtuma" (to originate, to stem from, to depart). The partitive case in Estonian is used to indicate an indefinite quantity of something, or when referring to a part of a whole. In the context of "lähteolevaid," it would describe things or entities that are originating from, stemming from, or departing from a certain place or concept.

For example, in a sentence like "Näen lähteolevaid autosid" (I see cars departing), "lähteolevaid" is in the plural partitive, indicating an unspecified number of cars that are in the process of departing. Similarly, if discussing ideas, one might say "Neid ideid on lähteolevaid mitmetest allikatest" (These ideas are originating from several sources), where "lähteolevaid" refers to an indefinite number of ideas stemming from different origins. The form emphasizes the ongoing nature of the action (departing, originating) and its indefinite quantity.