rahuldavates

Rahuldavates is an Estonian word form, the plural inessive (locative) inflection of the adjective rahuldav, which means "satisfactory", "adequate" or "acceptable". As an inflected adjective, rahuldavates is used to modify a plural noun in the inessive case and typically translates to English phrases beginning with "in" (for example, "in satisfactory conditions" or "under satisfactory circumstances").

Morphology and usage: the base adjective rahuldav is combined with the plural inessive ending -tes to produce rahuldavates. It agrees in number and case with the noun it qualifies (e.g., rahuldavates tingimustes — "in satisfactory conditions"). The form appears in formal and informal registers, including reports, evaluations and administrative language, where it conveys that something meets baseline requirements or standards without implying excellence.

Nuance: rahuldavates carries a moderately evaluative meaning, indicating sufficiency or acceptability rather than high quality. It is commonly used in collocations related to conditions, results and responses and is part of standard Estonian adjective inflection patterns.