põhiseaduslikest

Põhiseaduslikest is the genitive plural form of the Estonian word "põhiseaduslik," meaning "constitutional." Therefore, "põhiseaduslikest" translates to "of constitutional" or "constitutional ones" when referring to multiple constitutional matters, principles, or entities. In Estonian legal and political discourse, this term is used to indicate a connection or belonging to the constitution.

For example, one might encounter phrases like "põhiseaduslikest õigustest" (of constitutional rights), referring to the rights guaranteed by the constitution. Similarly, "põhiseaduslikest põhimõtetest" would mean "of constitutional principles," highlighting fundamental tenets established in the constitution. The term can also be used in discussions about constitutional amendments, court decisions related to the constitution, or the structure and function of constitutional bodies. Understanding "põhiseaduslikest" requires recognizing its grammatical function as a possessive or descriptive plural adjective derived from the concept of the constitution itself.