Pealkirjadega

Pealkirjadega is an Estonian word that translates to "with titles" or "titled" in English. It is a grammatical construct used in Estonian to indicate possession or association with a title. This can refer to the titles of books, articles, films, musical works, or even personal titles like Mr., Ms., or Dr.

In Estonian grammar, the plural genitive case often incorporates the idea of "with titles." For example, if you were discussing a collection of books and wanted to refer to them by their titles, you might use a phrase that incorporates pealkirjadega. It signifies that something is accompanied by, or identified by, its title.

The usage of pealkirjadega is context-dependent. It can be used in everyday conversation when referring to items that have specific names or designations. For instance, one might talk about a list of songs "pealkirjadega" (with titles), or a document "pealkirjadega" (with headings or titles). The word helps to specify that the focus is on the named entities rather than just the general category of the items. Understanding this term is crucial for comprehending the nuances of Estonian language, particularly when discussing works or items that are formally identified.