äriklientideni

äriklientideni is the genitive plural form of the Estonian word "äriklient". "Äriklient" translates to "business client" or "corporate client" in English. Therefore, "äriklientideni" refers to "of my business clients" or "belonging to my business clients". In Estonian grammar, the genitive case indicates possession or relation. The plural form signifies that there are multiple business clients being referred to. This term would be used in contexts where one is discussing something that pertains to a group of business clients. For example, a sentence might use it to describe the feedback or the needs of a company's business clients. The suffix "-deni" specifically denotes the genitive plural. Understanding this grammatical form is crucial for comprehending Estonian sentences that involve multiple business entities as recipients or owners of something. It is a common construction in business communication and general discourse when referring to groups of clients in a commercial setting.