tulenevatest

Tulenevatest is an Estonian inflected form of the present participle tulenev (from the verb tulenema, “to arise” or “to result”). Morphologically, it combines the participial stem with the plural elative case ending -test, and is typically used to mean “from those that result” or “stemming from these.” As an adjectival or attributive form it agrees with a plural noun and marks origin, cause or source.

The form appears in contexts where one speaks about consequences, sources or causes deriving from previously mentioned items or conditions. For example, in a phrase like “tulenevatest riskidest” it conveys “from the risks that result (from …).” It is common in formal and technical writing—legal, administrative and academic texts—where precise specification of causal relationships is required.

Etymologically, tulenevatest derives from the verb tulenema (root tulen-) plus the participle-forming suffix -ev and the plural elative case marker -test. Related forms include tulenev (basic participle), tulenevat (partitive singular/indefinite), and tulenevad (nominative plural). Understanding tulenevatest requires familiarity with Estonian noun-adjective agreement and case usage, especially the elative case that denotes movement or origin “from.”