sügisesed

Sügisesed is an Estonian adjective meaning autumnal or relating to the autumn season. The form sügisesed is the nominative plural of the adjective sügisene and is used to describe plural nouns (for example, sügisesed ilmad, sügisesed värvid).

Etymology and formation: The word is derived from sügis, meaning autumn, with the suffix -ene that forms adjectives indicating belonging or characteristic. The plural form sügisesed marks multiple autumn-related qualities or items.

Usage: The term is common in everyday language, journalism, and literature to denote things associated with autumn, such as weather, colors, harvests, or seasonal events. It can describe phenomena, objects, or abstract ideas, for instance sügisesed ilmad (autumn weather) or sügisesed värvid (autumn colors).

Cultural and stylistic notes: Sügisesed is a neutral, descriptive term used to convey seasonal characteristics without implying a value judgment. It is frequently employed in weather reports, nature writing, and discussions of agriculture or tourism, where autumn-related attributes are being described or analyzed.

See also: sügis.