Tõrjuvate

Tõrjuvate is an Estonian adjective. It is the genitive plural form of the adjective tõrjuv. Tõrjuv itself is derived from the verb tõrjuma, which means to repel, to ward off, to resist, or to reject. Therefore, tõrjuvate essentially translates to "of the repelling," "of the warding off," or "of the resisting/rejecting" when used in a context that requires the genitive plural.

The meaning of tõrjuvate will depend heavily on the noun it modifies. For example, it could describe "tõrjuvate jõudude" (forces of repelling/resisting) or "tõrjuvate reaktsioonide" (of rejecting reactions). The specific nuance of "repelling," "warding off," or "resisting/rejecting" is determined by the surrounding words and the overall context of the sentence or phrase. It indicates possession or a relationship pertaining to multiple entities that are characterized by their ability or action of pushing something away or resisting it. The adjective conveys a sense of active opposition or a characteristic of being difficult to influence or overcome.