tõenäolistest

tõenäolistest is the genitive plural form of the Estonian adjective "tõenäoline," which translates to "probable" or "likely" in English. In Estonian grammar, the genitive case is used to express possession, origin, or to indicate a part of something. When used in its plural genitive form, "tõenäolistest" specifically refers to "of the probable ones" or "among the probable ones."

This form would appear in sentences where the context requires a possessive or descriptive relationship with multiple probable items, events, or concepts. For example, one might discuss "tõenäolistest põhjustest" (of the probable reasons) or "tõenäolistest tulemustest" (of the probable outcomes). The adjective "tõenäoline" itself denotes something that has a high chance of happening or being true, based on available evidence or reasoning. Therefore, "tõenäolistest" refers to a collection or group of things that fit this description. Its usage is dictated by the grammatical rules of Estonian, where case endings are crucial for conveying meaning and relationships between words in a sentence.