väiksematega

väiksematega is an Estonian word that translates to "with the smaller ones" or "with the little ones" in English. It is the adessive plural form of the word väike, meaning small or little. The adessive case in Estonian is used to indicate accompaniment, possession, or the instrument with which an action is performed.

In practical usage, "väiksematega" often refers to spending time with children, as children are typically considered the "smaller ones" in a group. For example, someone might say "Ma lähen täna õhtul väiksematega välja" which means "I'm going out with the little ones tonight." This phrase could imply going to a playground, a family gathering, or simply spending leisure time with children.

The term can also be used more broadly to refer to smaller items or entities, depending on the context. However, its most common application is in relation to people, specifically children. The grammatical structure of the word, ending in "-ga," signifies the instrumental and comitative functions of the adessive case, indicating "by means of" or "together with." Therefore, "väiksematega" inherently implies an interaction or relationship involving smaller individuals or things.