atraktiivset

Atraktiivset is the partitive singular form of the Estonian adjective atraktiivne, which means "attractive." In Estonian, adjectives agree with the nouns they modify in number and case; atraktiivset is used when the noun is in the partitive case, typically describing an indefinite quantity or when the noun is the object of a verb that governs the partitive. It is one of the inflected forms the adjective can take.

Usage of atraktiivset typically occurs in sentences where the noun is in the partitive case. For example, Nad otsisid atraktiivset viisi, meaning "They were looking for an attractive way." Another example is Ta hindas atraktiivset lahendust, meaning "He/she valued an attractive solution." These constructions illustrate how the partitive singular form accompanies singular, uncountable or indefinite nouns or actions described as involving partial or non-total reference.

Related forms of the same adjective include: atraktiivne (nominative singular, base form), atraktiivse (genitive singular), atraktiivset (partitive singular), atraktiivsed (nominative plural), atraktiivsete (genitive plural), and atraktiivseid (partitive plural). The different forms enable the adjective to modify nouns across Estonian grammatical cases and numbers.

In summary, atraktiivset is the partitive singular inflection of a common Estonian adjective used to describe a noun in the partitive case, reflecting the language’s flexible system of case-based adjective agreement.