kõrgeimaid

kõrgeimaid is the genitive plural form of the Estonian adjective kõrge, which translates to "high" or "tall" in English. This grammatical form is used when referring to multiple high or tall things in a possessive or partitive context. For example, it could be used in a sentence like "Võrdleme kõrgemaid mägesid" which translates to "We are comparing the highest mountains." Here, kõrgemaid functions as the superlative form in the genitive plural, indicating a comparison among multiple high entities.

The adjective kõrge itself is a fundamental part of the Estonian language and is used to describe a wide range of objects, concepts, and people. Its plural genitive form, kõrgeimaid, specifically denotes "of the highest ones" or "among the highest ones." This grammatical construction is essential for conveying nuanced meaning in Estonian, particularly when discussing superlatives in relation to multiple subjects. Understanding these grammatical inflections is key to accurately interpreting and constructing Estonian sentences, especially when dealing with comparative and superlative degrees of adjectives.