enesestmõistetavaid

enesestmõistetavaid is an Estonian word. It is the partitive plural of the adjective enesestmõistetav, which translates to "self-evident" or "obvious" in English. Therefore, enesestmõistetavaid refers to multiple things that are self-evident or obvious.

In Estonian grammar, the partitive case is used in various situations, including when referring to an indefinite quantity or part of something, after certain prepositions, and with certain verbs. The plural form indicates that the subject being discussed is more than one entity.

When enesestmõistetavaid is used in a sentence, it implies that the items or concepts being referred to are so clear and undeniable that they require no further explanation or proof. They are understood without explicit stating. For example, one might discuss common knowledge or fundamental principles as being enesestmõistetavaid.

The term can be applied to a wide range of subjects, from simple observations to complex logical deductions, as long as their inherent truth or obviousness is the point of emphasis. It is a descriptive term that highlights the lack of need for justification or argumentation.