pereliikmetelt

Pereliikmetelt is an Estonian term that translates to "from family members" or "of family members." It is a grammatical case, specifically the genitive plural, of the word "pereliige," which means "family member." In Estonian grammar, the genitive case is used to indicate possession, origin, or to form certain compound words. The plural form signifies that the action or relationship pertains to multiple family members.

This grammatical construction is frequently encountered in various contexts within the Estonian language. For example, one might hear a sentence like "Tere tulemast pereliikmetelt!" which translates to "Welcome from family members!" or "Soovid pereliikmetelt pärinevad." This phrase means "Wishes originate from family members." The genitive plural is essential for accurately expressing relationships and origins involving more than one family member in Estonian. Understanding this case is fundamental to comprehending and correctly using the Estonian language, particularly when discussing familial connections or when indicating something originating from a group of relatives. It signifies a belonging or a source derived from the collective of family members.