Tütarlastega

Tütarlastega is an Estonian word that translates to "with girls" or "with young women" in English. It is a plural form and a case ending that indicates accompaniment or association with female individuals. The word itself is derived from "tütarlaps," which means "girl" or "young woman." The suffix "-ga" signifies the comitative case, denoting "with." Therefore, when someone uses "tütarlastega," they are referring to an action, situation, or state that involves being with one or more girls or young women.

The grammatical function of "tütarlastega" is to provide context about who is involved in a particular scenario. For instance, one might say they went to the park "tütarlastega," meaning they went to the park with girls. Similarly, a teacher might discuss a lesson plan designed "tütarlastega," indicating it is intended for or conducted with a group of girls. The term is neutral in its connotation, simply describing the presence of young females in a given context without implying any specific judgment or emotion. Its usage is common in everyday Estonian conversation and writing.