Nõudlikumaid

Nõudlikumaid is the genitive plural form of the Estonian adjective "nõudlik." "Nõudlik" translates to demanding, exacting, or high-maintenance in English. Therefore, "nõudlikumaid" refers to multiple instances or entities that are characterized by being more demanding. This form would typically be used in a sentence to describe several people, tasks, situations, or things that require a greater level of effort, attention, or adherence to standards.

For example, in a discussion about employee performance, one might refer to "nõudlikumaid ülesandeid" (more demanding tasks) to distinguish them from simpler assignments. Similarly, when discussing parenting styles, "nõudlikumaid lapsi" (more demanding children) might be used to describe children who require more attention or have higher expectations placed upon them. The context in which "nõudlikumaid" appears is crucial for understanding precisely what is being described as more demanding. It inherently implies a comparison, suggesting a higher degree of requirement than a baseline or other comparable entities.