mõistlikemate

Mõistlikemate is an Estonian word derived from "mõistlik," meaning "reasonable" or "sensible." The form "mõistlikemate" is the genitive plural of "mõistlik," translating to "of the more reasonable ones" or "of the more sensible ones." This grammatical form is used when referring to possession or association with a group identified as being more reasonable or sensible than others. For example, in a sentence like "See on mõistlikemate inimeste otsus," it would mean "This is the decision of the more reasonable people."

The concept of "mõistlikumad" (the nominative plural of "mõistlik," meaning "more reasonable ones") often arises in discussions comparing different groups or choices. The superlative form "kõige mõistlikumad" translates to "the most reasonable ones." Therefore, "mõistlikemate" specifically points to a subset within a larger group that exhibits a higher degree of reasonableness or practicality. The context in which "mõistlikemate" is used is crucial for fully understanding its specific nuance, as it implies a comparison and a selection based on a perceived level of rationality or sound judgment.