Sõiduteedega

Sõiduteedega is the genitive plural form of the Estonian word "sõidutee," which translates to "road" or "driveway" in English. Therefore, "sõiduteedega" literally means "with roads" or "by means of roads." In practical usage, it often appears in contexts describing something related to roads, such as access, maintenance, or traffic.

For instance, one might encounter the phrase "juurdepääs sõiduteedega," which means "access with roads." This could refer to a property that has road access or the network of roads that provides entry to a particular area. Similarly, "hooldus sõiduteedega" would indicate the maintenance of roads.

The term can also be used to denote the presence or nature of roads within a given description. If discussing a rural area, one might say it has "vähe sõiduteedega," meaning it has "few roads." Conversely, a well-developed urban area would be described as having "palju sõiduteedega," or "many roads."

Understanding "sõiduteedega" requires recognizing its grammatical function as the genitive plural, indicating possession or association with multiple roads. It is a common construction in Estonian when discussing infrastructure, transportation, or any situation where roads play a significant role.