üksikutesse

"Uksikutesse" is an Estonian word that translates to "into the isolated" or "to the solitary ones" in English. It is a prepositional phrase, formed by the genitive plural of the word "üksik" (lonely, solitary, isolated) combined with the allative case ending "-sse" (into, to). The allative case in Estonian is used to indicate movement into or onto something, or in this context, towards or among individuals who are isolated or alone.

The phrase "üksikutesse" can be used in various contexts. It might describe the action of going to visit people who are living alone, perhaps due to age, illness, or social circumstances. For example, one might say "Ma lähen üksikutesse külla" which means "I am going to visit the isolated ones." It can also be used more figuratively to describe movement towards a state of isolation, although this is less common. The grammatical structure implies a direction or destination directed towards a group or individuals characterized by their solitude. Understanding the case endings and the meaning of the root word "üksik" is key to fully grasping the nuances of this phrase.