ebamäärastel

Ebamäärastel is a grammatical form in the Estonian language. It is the plural form of the adjective "ebamäärane" (indefinite) in the partitive case. The partitive case in Estonian is used to indicate an indefinite quantity or a part of something, and it typically applies to the object of a verb or after certain prepositions.

When "ebamäärane" is in its plural form, "ebamäärased," and is used in the partitive case, it becomes "ebamäärastel." This form would be used in sentences where an indefinite number or quantity of things described as "indefinite" are the subject of the sentence or are referred to in a way that requires the partitive plural. For example, it might appear in a construction indicating "some indefinite ones" or "among some indefinite things."

The word "ebamäärane" itself translates to indefinite, vague, or uncertain. Therefore, "ebamäärastel" would refer to an indefinite quantity or a portion of things that are themselves indefinite, vague, or uncertain. Understanding the function of the partitive case and adjective declension in Estonian is crucial to correctly identifying and using forms like "ebamäärastel." This form would typically be encountered in more complex sentence structures or when discussing abstract concepts or unspecified items in plural.