Tõdede

Tõdede is a word of Estonian origin. It is the genitive plural form of the word "tõde," which translates to "truth" in English. Therefore, "tõdede" literally means "of truths" or "the truths'." It is used in contexts where one is referring to multiple truths or the possession of truths by something or someone.

The usage of "tõdede" is inherently grammatical and reflects the case system of the Estonian language. For instance, one might say "maailma tõdede" which translates to "of the world's truths." This phrase would be employed when discussing fundamental or universal truths pertaining to the world. Similarly, "tema tõdede" would mean "his/her truths," indicating truths that belong to or are held by a particular individual.

The concept of "truths" as expressed by "tõdede" can encompass various domains, including philosophical, scientific, personal, or ethical truths. The specific meaning is often clarified by the surrounding words in a sentence. It is a functional word that, on its own, denotes a plurality of established facts or verities within a given context.