ebavastupidavate

ebavastupidavate is an Estonian word. It is the genitive plural form of the adjective ebavastupidine. This adjective translates to English as "irresistible," "unfailing," or "unwavering." Therefore, ebavastupidavate would be used in a context where one is referring to multiple things that are irresistible, unfailing, or unwavering. For example, one might speak of ebavastupidavate jõudude (irresistible forces) or ebavastupidavate lubaduste (unwavering promises). The word's etymology can be broken down into "ebavastu-" meaning "not against" or "counter to" and "pidav" meaning "holding" or "sustaining." The "-te" ending signifies the genitive plural case in Estonian grammar. This grammatical form is used to indicate possession or to describe a characteristic of something else. When encountered in Estonian text, the context will clarify the precise meaning of "irresistible," "unfailing," or "unwavering" in relation to the specific nouns being modified by this adjective.