Üksikasjaline

Üksikasjaline is an Estonian word that translates to "detailed" or "elaborate" in English. It is used to describe something that is characterized by a high level of specificity, thoroughness, or complexity.

In everyday language, "üksikasjaline" might be used to describe a plan that has been meticulously thought out, a description that includes every important aspect, or a process that involves many precise steps. For instance, one might speak of an "üksikasjaline aruanne" (detailed report) or "üksikasjaline juhend" (detailed instructions). The term implies that nothing significant has been omitted and that the subject is presented with a considerable amount of information or care.

The word can also apply to artistic or technical contexts. An "üksikasjaline maal" (detailed painting) would showcase fine brushwork and intricate subject matter, while an "üksikasjaline disain" (detailed design) would suggest careful consideration of all functional and aesthetic elements. In a broader sense, it signifies a departure from vagueness or superficiality, aiming for a comprehensive understanding or representation of a topic. The opposite of "üksikasjaline" would be something general, vague, or superficial.