märkimisväärsetest

märkimisväärsetest is an Estonian word that translates to "most notable" or "most remarkable" in English. It is a superlative form of the adjective märkimisväärne, meaning notable or significant. The word is used to describe things, people, or events that stand out from the rest due to their importance, quality, or impact.

In Estonian grammar, märkimisväärsetest is the elative plural form of märkimisväärne. This means it is used when referring to "among the most notable" or "from the most remarkable." For example, one might say "Need olid märkimisväärsetest saavutustest, mida Eesti on näinud" which translates to "These were among the most notable achievements that Estonia has seen." The elative case is often used to indicate origin or a part taken from a larger group, and in this context, it specifies a selection from a set of remarkable items.

The concept of "most notable" is subjective and depends on the context and the criteria being used. What is considered most remarkable in one field or situation might not be in another. However, the word märkimisväärsetest serves as a common linguistic tool in Estonian to highlight exceptional examples or achievements within a given category. It is a word that signifies a high degree of recognition and distinction.