sõitudele

Sõitudele is an Estonian word that translates to "for trips" or "for rides." It is a genitive plural form of the noun "sõit," which means "trip," "ride," "journey," or "drive." The word "sõitudele" is used in contexts where one is referring to something intended for or related to multiple journeys or excursions.

For example, one might use "sõitudele" in a sentence like "Need jalanõud sobivad hästi sõitudele," which means "These shoes are well-suited for trips." This implies that the shoes are durable, comfortable, or otherwise appropriate for travel. Another example could be "Vara hoiti sõitudele," meaning "Money was saved for trips." Here, "sõitudele" indicates the purpose for which the money was being accumulated.

The grammatical case, genitive plural, is employed to show possession or belonging in relation to multiple instances of a trip. This is a common feature in Estonian grammar, where case endings are used extensively to define the relationship between words in a sentence. The usage of "sõitudele" is thus specific to situations involving more than one journey or a general reference to the concept of traveling.