Mõistlikes

Mõistlikes is a term that appears in Estonian, primarily as a grammatical form. It is the plural partitive case of the adjective "mõistlik," which translates to "reasonable" or "sensible" in English. The partitive case in Estonian is used to indicate an indefinite quantity, a part of something, or when referring to an object that is not fully completed or affected.

When "mõistlikes" is used, it suggests "some reasonable ones" or "among reasonable ones." For example, in a sentence, it might refer to a selection of items or individuals that possess reasonable qualities. The context of the sentence would determine the precise meaning and how "mõistlikes" functions grammatically. This form is typically found in more formal or literary Estonian, as everyday speech might favor simpler constructions. Understanding the partitive case is crucial for comprehending the nuances of Estonian grammar, and "mõistlikes" serves as a specific instance of this case applied to the adjective "mõistlik." Its usage highlights the flexibility and complexity of Estonian's case system.