Väärtuslikest

Väärtuslikest is the genitive plural form of the Estonian adjective "väärtuslik," which translates to "valuable" or "precious" in English. In the Estonian language, case endings are used to indicate the grammatical function of a noun or adjective within a sentence. The genitive case, in particular, often denotes possession, origin, or is used with certain prepositions and verbs.

When "väärtuslikest" appears in a sentence, it signifies that the adjective "valuable" is modifying a plural noun that is in the genitive case. For instance, one might encounter a phrase like "rääkima väärtuslikest kogemustest," which translates to "talking about valuable experiences." Here, "kogemustest" is the elative plural of "kogemus" (experience), and the genitive plural form "väärtuslikest" agrees with it, indicating that the experiences being discussed are of a valuable nature.

The use of "väärtuslikest" is common in contexts where one is referring to multiple items, concepts, or entities that possess significant worth, importance, or merit. It highlights the qualitative aspect of these plural subjects within the grammatical structure of the sentence. Understanding this grammatical form is essential for comprehending the nuances of Estonian language, particularly when dealing with possessive relationships or descriptions of multiple valued objects or ideas.