õiglastel

"Õiglastel" is the genitive plural form of the Estonian word "õiglane". "Õiglane" translates to "righteous" or "just" in English. Therefore, "õiglastel" refers to "of the righteous" or "of the just". In Estonian grammar, the genitive plural is used to indicate possession or belonging related to multiple entities described by the adjective.

The term "õiglane" itself carries connotations of moral uprightness, adherence to ethical principles, and fairness. It can be applied to individuals, actions, or even systems that are considered to be in accordance with justice and moral rectitude. When "õiglastel" is used, it implies a reference to a group of people or entities that embody these qualities.

For instance, in a religious context, "õiglastel" might refer to the righteous souls in a spiritual realm. In a legal or philosophical discussion, it could denote those who consistently act justly. The specific meaning of "õiglastel" would therefore depend heavily on the context in which it appears in an Estonian sentence. It is a grammatical construct that points to a collective of morally sound individuals or concepts.