võrdväärset

Võrdväärset is the partitive plural form of the Estonian adjective "võrdväärne," which translates to "equivalent" or "equal." In Estonian grammar, the partitive case is used to express an indefinite quantity, a part of something, or an object of certain verbs. When "võrdväärne" is used in the partitive plural, it indicates that there are multiple things or entities that are equivalent or equal to each other in some respect.

For example, one might say "Need kaks asja on võrdväärsed" which means "These two things are equivalent." If referring to multiple items, "Need asjad on võrdväärsed" means "These things are equivalent." The partitive plural form "võrdväärset" would typically appear in a sentence where the adjective modifies a noun in the partitive plural, or when it acts as the predicate adjective with a plural subject in the partitive case. This form emphasizes the plurality of equally valued or comparable items. The concept of "võrdväärset" is central to comparisons and assessments of value, quantity, or status within the Estonian language.