vormide

Vormide is the Estonian term for forms or shapes. It is the genitive plural of vorm, a word that denotes form, shape, or configuration. Vormide is used when referring to multiple forms or variants of something, in language, design, or geometry.

In linguistics and grammar, vormide refers to the inflected forms of words—endings and forms that express grammatical categories such as case, number, tense, mood, or voice. It is common in discussions of morphology and syntax to refer to the set of forms a lemma can take.

In geometry and visual design, vorm means shape or figure; vormide then designates several shapes or configurations. In art, architecture, and product design, discussions of form and variation often employ vormide as a way to talk about different appearances.

Usage and style: The term appears mainly in Estonian texts and academic writing; in English-language discussions it is typically translated as "forms" or "shapes." See also: vorm; morphology; grammar; geometry.