Nõudvatel

Nõudvatel is an Estonian word that functions as the plural partitive case of the adjective "nõudev." The adjective "nõudev" itself translates to demanding, insistent, or requiring. Therefore, "nõudvatel" refers to something or someone that is in a demanding or insistent state, and it is used in the partitive case, which often indicates a part of something, an indefinite quantity, or is used after certain prepositions or verbs.

The usage of "nõudvatel" is context-dependent. For instance, it could describe multiple people who are being demanding in a particular situation, or it could modify a plural noun that implies a requirement. In Estonian grammar, the partitive case is frequently employed to express an incomplete action or an unspecified amount. Thus, "nõudvatel" would appear in sentences where the demanding nature is not absolute or complete, or when referring to a portion of those who are demanding. Understanding the nuances of Estonian case endings is crucial for accurately interpreting the meaning of "nõudvatel" in any given sentence. It is a grammatical form that reflects a specific grammatical function within the Estonian language.