kirjutavaid

The term "kirjutavaid" is the genitive plural form of the Estonian word "kirjutav," which translates to "writing" or "writing (adjective)." In Estonian grammar, the genitive case often indicates possession, origin, or a part of something. Therefore, "kirjutavaid" would typically appear in a sentence to describe multiple things that are writing, or as part of a phrase denoting something related to writing.

For instance, if one were discussing various writing styles or techniques, they might use "kirjutavaid stiile" (writing styles). Similarly, in a context discussing the creators of written works, one might encounter a phrase like "palju kirjutavaid inimesi" (many writing people) or "kohtusime kirjutavaid kolleege" (we met writing colleagues). The specific meaning of "kirjutavaid" is heavily dependent on the surrounding words in the Estonian sentence. It functions as an adjective modifying a noun in the plural, and its grammatical case indicates its role within the sentence structure, often implying a relationship to other nouns or verbs that denote the act or product of writing. Understanding the genitive plural case is key to correctly interpreting the usage of "kirjutavaid."