läbimõõtudes

läbimõõtudes is the genitive plural form of the Estonian word "läbimõõt," which translates to "diameter" in English. The genitive case in Estonian indicates possession, origin, or relationship, and the plural form signifies that the subject is referring to multiple diameters. Therefore, "läbimõõtudes" literally means "of diameters" or "in the context of diameters."

In mathematics and geometry, a diameter is a straight line segment that passes through the center of a circle or sphere and whose endpoints lie on the circle or sphere. It is the longest chord of a circle. When discussing multiple circles, spheres, or other geometric shapes with defined diameters, the term "läbimõõtudes" would be used to refer to the properties, measurements, or comparisons related to these various diameters. For instance, a sentence might discuss how the values "läbimõõtudes" differ across several objects.

The usage of "läbimõõtudes" is specific to the Estonian language and its grammatical rules. It would appear in contexts where a plurality of diameters is being discussed or referenced in a possessive or relational manner. This grammatical form allows for nuanced expression when dealing with multiple instances of a diameter or when discussing concepts that involve the collective properties of several diameters.