turvalisemate

Turvalisemate is the Estonian comparative form of the adjective turvaline, meaning “safer” or “more secure.” It is used to describe a plural noun in contexts where the noun is in the genitive plural or in other constructions that require this form of the adjective.

In practice, turvalisemate often appears before noun phrases such as turvalisemate inimeste, turvalisemate seadmete or turvalisemate töötingimuste. For example, Turvalisemate seadmete valik on suur translates to “The selection of safer devices is large,” and Turvalisemate töötingimuste loomine on prioriteet means “Creating safer working conditions is a priority.” These phrases illustrate how the form functions in safety- and policy-related language, product descriptions, and comparative statements about safety features.

Grammatically, turvalisemate is part of the Estonian system where adjectives agree with the noun in number and case, with turvalisemate serving as the genitive plural or other case forms before a genitive plural noun. It is typically contrasted with turvalisem (the masculine/feminine singular or plural nominative forms) and with kõige turvalisem (the superlative).

Overall, turvalisemate is a specialized grammatical form used to express increased safety in phrases that refer to multiple items or categories within genitive constructions, and it is common in contexts discussing safety improvements, regulations, and comparative assessments.