häirivaid

The Estonian word "häirivaid" is the genitive plural form of the adjective "häiriv." It translates to "disturbing," "annoying," "troubling," or "disruptive" in English. As a genitive plural adjective, it modifies a plural noun in the genitive case, indicating possession or association with something that is disturbing. For example, one might see it used in a sentence like "mul on mõned häirivaid mõtted" which translates to "I have some disturbing thoughts." The adjective "häiriv" itself describes something that causes unease, irritation, or a disruption of peace or order. It can be applied to a wide range of situations, from minor annoyances to more significant psychological or social disturbances. The grammatical function of "häirivaid" specifically places it in a context where it describes a plural entity that is somehow related to the noun it modifies in a possessive or associative way. Therefore, understanding "häirivaid" requires knowledge of both its root adjective and its grammatical role within an Estonian sentence.