väljadest

väljadest is the elative plural form of the Estonian noun väli (field). It denotes origin or source, translating roughly as "from the fields." In Estonian grammar, the elative case marks movement away from something or a point of origin, and in the plural this ending is -dest. Therefore, the plural nominative is väljad (fields), the genitive plural is väljade, and the elative plural is väljadest. An example is Saak toodi väljadest, meaning "The harvest was brought from the fields."

Usage and context: väljadest appears primarily in agricultural, rural, or historical contexts where sourcing or movement from multiple fields is described. It can accompany verbs that indicate origin or transfer, such as tooma (to bring) or pärinema (to originate), to express that something comes from the fields collectively.

Related terms and forms: väli (singular field), väljad (plural nominative), väljade (genitive plural), elatiiv (the elative case). The form väljadest thus represents a specific inflected variant used to convey source from a plural noun in Estonian grammar.

See also: väli; väljad; elatiiv; Estonian grammar.

Note: This article provides a concise overview of a grammatical form and its typical usage within standard Estonian.