Uskumatut

Uskumatut is an Estonian word that translates to "unbelievable" or "incredible" in English. It is an adjective used to describe something that is difficult to believe, astonishing, or extraordinary. The word is derived from the root "uskumatu," which means "unbelievable," and the suffix "-tud" which indicates a past participle or a state of being.

The term "uskumatut" can be used in various contexts. For instance, it might describe a surprising event, a remarkable achievement, or a truly astonishing sight. It carries a strong sense of wonder and disbelief. It is a common word in everyday Estonian conversation, used to express a wide range of reactions to events or information that exceed normal expectations.

The grammatical form "uskumatut" is the partitive singular of the adjective "uskumatu." This means it is used when referring to an uncountable or indefinite quantity of something unbelievable. For example, one might say "Ma nägin uskumatut" which translates to "I saw something unbelievable." The word's versatility makes it a useful and frequently employed term in the Estonian language for conveying a sense of the extraordinary.