Mitmekesisemates

Mitmekesisemates is the partitive plural form of the Estonian adjective "mitmekesine," which translates to "diverse," "varied," or "multifaceted" in English. When used in the partitive plural, it refers to multiple things that are diverse or varied, indicating a plurality of different elements or aspects.

In Estonian grammar, the partitive case is used for incomplete actions, uncountable nouns, and as a plural form for adjectives and nouns when referring to a quantity or a part of something. The ending "-mates" specifically marks the partitive plural for adjectives like "mitmekesine."

Therefore, "mitmekesisemates" would typically appear in a sentence describing a situation, group, or collection that possesses multiple diverse characteristics. For example, one might encounter the phrase in a discussion about "mitmekesisemates kogukondades" (in more diverse communities) or "mitmekesisemates projektides" (in more varied projects). The context of the sentence would clarify the specific nature of the diversity being referred to. This grammatical form emphasizes the existence of a plurality of different qualities or components within the subject being described.