klahvide

Klahvide is the genitive plural of the Estonian noun klahv, meaning key. It is used to refer to multiple keys or to indicate association with keys, for example in descriptions of a keyboard, a piano, or a set of accessible controls. The term covers both physical keys and metaphorical keys in computing, such as keyboard shortcuts.

In grammar, klahvide is the genitive plural form. It is used with a following noun to indicate an attribute or relationship, as in "klahvide arv" (the number of keys), "klahvide kombinatsioon" (a combination of keys), or "klahvide paigutus" (the arrangement of keys). Nominative plural is klahvid, and the singular genitive is klahvi.

In usage, klahvide appears frequently in technical writing, product manuals, and language resources that describe keyboards, key layouts, and shortcut systems. In everyday Estonian, speakers may refer to "mitme klahvi vajutamine" for using more than one key at once, or "klahvide kasutus" when discussing the function of keys.

See also: klahv, klaviatuur, kiirklahv.