kompleksidega

The term "kompleksidega" is the genitive plural form of the word "kompleks" in Estonian. This grammatical case indicates possession or association with multiple "kompleksid" (complexes). Therefore, "kompleksidega" translates to "with complexes" or "of complexes" depending on the context of the sentence.

In Estonian grammar, the genitive case is frequently used to show relationships such as belonging, origin, or accompaniment. When referring to something that is "with complexes," it implies a situation, object, or person that is characterized by or involves multiple complex elements. For instance, one might discuss a "projektiga, mis on kompleksidega" (project that is with complexes), meaning the project is intricate and has many interconnected parts. Similarly, a statement like "ta tegeles oma kompleksidega" (he dealt with his complexes) refers to an individual addressing multiple psychological issues or insecurities. The specific meaning of "kompleksidega" is thus derived from its grammatical function and the surrounding words in an Estonian sentence.