huvitavamaid

Huvitavamaid is an Estonian word that translates to "more interesting" or "most interesting" in English. It is the comparative and superlative form of the adjective "huvitav," meaning "interesting."

The word "huvitavamaid" is used to describe something that possesses a greater degree of interest compared to others, or the highest degree of interest within a given context. For example, one might say "Need raamatud on huvitavamaid kui need teised" which translates to "These books are more interesting than those others." Similarly, "See on huvitavamaid filme, mida ma olen näinud" means "This is the most interesting film I have seen."

In Estonian grammar, "huvitavamaid" functions as an adjective and its form can change depending on the grammatical case and number of the noun it modifies. The base form "huvitav" is singular and nominative. When comparing, the comparative form is "huvitavam" and the superlative is "huvitavaim." The word "huvitavamaid" specifically refers to the partitive plural form of the comparative adjective, used when referring to "more interesting" things in a plural, indefinite sense, or as part of a genitive or partitive construction. Its usage is consistent with the general principles of Estonian adjective declension.