üheaegsele

üheaegsele is an Estonian word that translates to "simultaneous" or "concurrent" in English. It is commonly used to describe events or actions that occur at the same time.

In computing, üheaegsele can refer to concurrent processes, where multiple tasks are executed seemingly at the same time, either through time-sharing on a single processor or by utilizing multiple processors. This concept is fundamental to multitasking operating systems and parallel computing.

In everyday language, üheaegsele describes situations where two or more things happen together. For example, if a person is talking on the phone and watching television üheaegsele, they are doing both activities at the same time.

The grammatical form of üheaegsele is the adessive case of the adjective "üheaegne" (simultaneous). This case in Estonian indicates location or accompaniment, so "üheaegsele" literally means "on the simultaneous" or "with the simultaneous," but its usage is idiomatic and often translates best as "simultaneously" or "concurrently" when describing an action.

Understanding üheaegsele is important for comprehending Estonian grammar and for discussions related to time-sensitive events or parallel operations in various fields.