Näidenditega

Näidenditega refers to the plural form of the Estonian word "näidend," which translates to "play" or "drama" in English. Therefore, "näidenditega" signifies "with plays" or "by means of plays."

In a theatrical context, "näidenditega" would be used to describe an activity or event that involves plays. For instance, a literature class might analyze texts "näidenditega," meaning they would study plays. A theater festival might showcase performances "näidenditega," indicating that it features various dramatic productions. The suffix "-ga" in Estonian is a comitative case ending, signifying accompaniment or instrumentality.

The concept of "näidenditega" is fundamental to understanding Estonian dramatic arts and literature. It encompasses the creation, performance, and study of theatrical works. When discussing the history of Estonian theater or the works of Estonian playwrights, the term "näidenditega" would be used to refer to the plays themselves as the subject of discussion. This can include analyzing their themes, characters, plot structures, and historical significance. The term is versatile and can be applied to both classical and contemporary dramatic forms.