Tolmeldajaid

Tolmeldajaid is a plural Estonian noun form built in a standard way from the base tolmeldaja, though the exact meaning of tolmeldaja can vary by context. The word is formed with the agent suffix ja, which yields an agent noun meaning “the one who performs X,” combined with the plural suffix id in many Estonian inflected forms. Because tolmeldaja is not a widely fixed entry in standard dictionaries, tolmeldajaid typically appears in specific contexts such as historical documents, dialects, or specialized discourse where the precise sense of tolmeldama or tolmeldaja is defined by the surrounding text.

Etymology and morphology

The structure follows common Estonian word-formation patterns: a stem or verb-like base tolmeld-, the agent suffix -ja to indicate “a person who does X,” and the plural suffix -id to mark the object form or a plural subject depending on sentence syntax. This makes tolmeldajaid recognizable as a plural agent-noun form in standard Estonian morphology.

Usage and interpretation

Because tolmeldaja is not a universally fixed term, tolmeldajaid is interpreted from context. In some texts it may refer to a group of people associated with a particular toll-related function, mediation, or administrative role, while in others it could be a more metaphorical or domain-specific designation. If you encounter tolmeldajaid in writing, the surrounding clauses usually clarify what X represents and who the individuals are.

See also: Estonian word formation, agent nouns, partitive plural.

Note: The term is not common in everyday modern Estonian, and its exact meaning is context-dependent. If you have a specific source, consulting that text will provide the most reliable interpretation.