iseseisvamad
Iseseisvamad is Estonian an adjective in the comparative degree meaning “more independent” or “more autonomous.” It is formed from the base adjective iseseisev (independent, self-governing) and is used to describe multiple subjects that have a higher level of autonomy than others. The form is typically employed with plural nouns in the nominative case, for example: need iseseisvamad riigid (these more independent states) or iseseisvamad piirkonnad (more autonomous regions).
In usage, iseseisvamad expresses a relative degree of autonomy rather than absolute independence. It is common
Related concepts include iseseisvus (independence) as a noun referring to a state of being independent, and
Notes on grammar: iseseisev serves as the positive form; iseseisvamad is the plural comparative form used with