Lõikelaudadega

Lõikelaudadega is the genitive plural form of the Estonian word "lõikelaud," which translates to "cutting board" in English. Therefore, "lõikelaudadega" means "with cutting boards" or "by means of cutting boards." This grammatical form is used to indicate the instrumental case, signifying that cutting boards are the tool or means by which an action is performed.

In practical usage, "lõikelaudadega" would appear in sentences describing activities involving multiple cutting boards. For example, one might say they are preparing ingredients "lõikelaudadega," implying they are using several cutting boards for different tasks or types of food. The specific context would determine the exact meaning, but the core function is to denote the presence and use of cutting boards as an instrument.

The word itself highlights the flexibility of the Estonian language in expressing grammatical relationships. The "-ga" suffix is a common instrumental marker, and its application to the genitive plural of "lõikelaud" creates a specific and descriptive phrase. Understanding this grammatical structure is key to comprehending Estonian sentences where "lõikelaudadega" is used.