Ümarad

Ümarad is an Estonian adjective functioning as the nominative plural of ümar, meaning "rounded" or "circular." It describes objects, shapes, or surfaces that have a smooth, curved contour rather than sharp angles.

As with other Estonian adjectives, ümarad inflects for number and case. The singular form is ümar; ümarad is used when describing more than one item, and it agrees with the noun it modifies in both number and case.

In practice, ümarad appears in geometry, design, architecture, botany, and everyday language to indicate roundedness. It can apply to physical items such as containers or shapes such as circles or ellipses, as well as to features with curved outlines. Its use is primarily literal, with occasional light metaphorical extension in descriptive writing.

Etymology: ümar is a basic Estonian root meaning round, and ümarad is its standard plural nominative form.