No. 356 in Estonian
noorte
The Estonian word "noorte" means "of the young" or "youth's" in English, indicating possession or relation to young people.
In a sentence
Noorte üritused on alati põnevad.
Young people's events are always exciting.
In this sentence, 'noorte' is the plural possessive form of 'noor,' meaning 'young person,' and is used as an adjective to describe the events organized by or for young individuals.
Noorte seas on see raamat üsna populaarne.
This book is quite popular among the youth.
Here, 'noorte' functions as a noun in the plural partitive case, indicating the group of young people among whom the book is popular.
Kooli noorte korvpallimeeskond võitis esikoha.
The school's youth basketball team won first place.
In this example, 'noorte' is part of the possessive form describing the basketball team consisting of young members, showing association with youth.
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