Soolaseid
Soolaseid is Estonian, functioning as the partitive plural form of the adjective soolane, meaning salty or salted. It is used to describe nouns in the partitive case that have or are characterized by saltiness. In practice it appears in phrases such as soolaseid toite (salty foods) or soolaseid maitseid (salty flavors). The form highlights the attribute of saltiness rather than a specific object.
Etymology and grammar notes: soolane is formed from sool (salt) with the common Estonian adjectival ending -ane.
Usage and context: soolaseid is most common in culinary, nutritional, and descriptive contexts where saltiness is
See also: soolane, soolamine, soolatud kala, soolane maitse.
Note that the term is descriptive rather than a standalone cultural or historical concept.