korratuvaid
Korratuvaid is an Estonian grammatical form derived from the verb korrata, which means to repeat or reproduce. It functions as a present active participle in its plural form and is used attributively to describe nouns, indicating that the noun’s instances are repeated or recurring. The form korratuvaid specifically appears when the modified noun is plural and in the partitive case.
As a participial adjective, korratuvaid agrees with the noun it modifies in number and case. It commonly
Korratuvaid is most often found in written Estonian, including analytical or descriptive prose, technical writing, and
See also: Estonian grammar, participles, participial adjectives, partitive case.
Note: As with other Estonian participial forms, the exact ending (such as -vaid) signals agreement with the