ühesuguste

"Ühesuguste" is an Estonian word that translates to "of the same kind" or "identical" in English. It is a genitive plural form of the adjective "ühesugune," which means "the same," "alike," or "similar." The word is used to describe a group of things or people that share common characteristics or are indistinguishable from one another.

For example, one might say "Need kaks raamatut on ühesuguste kaantega" which translates to "These two books have identical covers." Here, "ühesuguste" modifies "kaantega" (covers) to indicate that the covers are the same. Another usage could be "Nad kandsid ühesuguste riideid" meaning "They wore identical clothes." In this context, "ühesuguste" describes the clothing worn by a group of people.

The concept of "ühesuguste" is fundamental in various fields, including mathematics, where it can refer to identical sets or elements. In linguistics, it relates to words or phrases that have the same meaning or form. Sociologically, it might describe groups of people who share similar backgrounds or experiences, though in many contexts, it emphasizes a more literal sameness. Understanding the nuances of "ühesuguste" is key to comprehending detailed descriptions in the Estonian language.