loomulikud

Loomulikud is the plural nominative form of the Estonian adjective loomulik. The word means natural, inherent, typical, or ordinary, and it is used to describe qualities, phenomena, or behaviors that align with nature, common sense, or what is expected.

In usage, loomulikud describes plural nouns and agrees with them in number and case. It can describe physical properties (for example, loomulik välimus = natural appearance), phenomena (loomulik nähtus = natural phenomenon), or behavior (loomulik käitumine = natural behavior). The sense can also convey normality or appropriateness, as in statements that emphasize what is natural or typical in a given situation.

Loomulik as a word also appears in related forms. The adverb loomulikult means naturally or as one would expect. It is used to describe how something is done or to indicate that a statement follows from what is natural or typical. For example, “Ta käitus loomulikult ja viisakalt” means “He behaved naturally and politely.”

Summary: loomulikud functions as a common descriptive term in Estonian for plural subjects when expressing naturalness, normality, or inherent characteristics. It contrasts with artificial or unusual in contexts where distinguishing what is natural or expected is important.