õppivama

õppivama is an Estonian word. It is the comparative form of the adjective "õppiv," which translates to "learning" in English. Therefore, "õppivama" signifies "more learning" or "more learning-oriented." It is used to describe someone or something that demonstrates a greater capacity for or inclination towards acquiring knowledge and skills compared to another. For instance, one might say a student is "õppivama" if they are actively seeking out new information and challenges, or if they show a quicker grasp of concepts than their peers. The word itself is a grammatical construction within the Estonian language, reflecting its Indo-European roots. Its usage is common in everyday conversation when discussing personal development, educational progress, or comparative abilities in learning contexts. The suffix "-ma" indicates the comparative degree in Estonian adjectives.