võimsaimad

Võimsaimad is an Estonian adjective form meaning “the most powerful,” used to describe multiple subjects that are the strongest within a group. It derives from võimas, meaning powerful, with the superlative form võimsaim and the plural nominative form võimsaimad. As a descriptive word, võimsaimad agrees with the noun it modifies in number and case.

Grammatical notes: Estonian adjectives decline for number and case, so võimsaimad must match a plural noun in the appropriate form. For example, võimsaimad masinad means “the most powerful machines,” and need on võimsaimad masinad would translate as “these are the most powerful machines.”

Usage and contexts: The term is widely used in technology, engineering, industry, sports, and media to rank or compare power or performance. It can describe machines, engines, weapons, tools, or even metaphorical groups where power is a defining attribute. In journalistic counting or product comparisons, võimsaimad helps convey that a subject stands at the top end of a power-based spectrum.

Related forms and nuance: Võimsaimad is the plural form; the singular counterparts are võimsaim (the most powerful) and võimas (powerful). In broader stylistic use, speakers may intensify meaning with expressions like kõige võimsaimad to stress maximum power within a larger set.

See also: võimas, võimsam, võimsaim, võimsamad. In translation, võimsaimad corresponds to “the most powerful” or “the strongest” in English, depending on context.