klubide

Klubide is the genitive plural form of the Estonian noun klubi, meaning "club." It is used to indicate possession, association, or relation to more than one club, for example in phrases such as klubide liikmete nimekiri ("a list of club members"), klubide tegevused (the activities of the clubs), or klubide rahastamine (the funding of clubs). The term klubi is a common loanword in Estonian, derived from the English word "club" and integrated into the language with standard Estonian plural and declension patterns; its nominative plural is klubid, and its genitive plural is klubide. The genitive plural klubide is formed by adding the suffix -ide to the stem of the word.

In use, klubide is typically found in contexts concerning organized groups such as student clubs, sports clubs, hobby clubs, or social clubs, as well as formal committees or associations described as multiple clubs. It can appear in official documents, school bulletins, and news reporting about club activities.

See also: klub (Estonian for club), selts (society), ühing (association).