Põhjendamatute

Põhjendamatute is the genitive plural form of the Estonian word "põhjendamatu." The word "põhjendamatu" itself translates to "unjustified," "unfounded," "unwarranted," or "baseless" in English. Therefore, "põhjendamatute" refers to multiple things that lack a proper basis or reason.

In legal contexts, "põhjendamatute" might describe claims, arguments, or decisions that are not supported by evidence or legal reasoning. For instance, a court might rule that certain claims made by a party are põhjendamatute, meaning they have not been sufficiently proven. Similarly, in academic discourse, a thesis or assertion could be deemed põhjendamatu if it lacks empirical support or logical coherence.

The concept of "põhjendamatute" can also extend to everyday situations. An accusation or a criticism might be considered põhjendamatu if it is not based on facts. The absence of a valid justification is the core meaning conveyed by this grammatical form. It highlights a deficiency in the reasoning or evidence presented for something.