360kraadise

360kraadise is an Estonian compound adjective meaning “360-degree” or “full-circle.” It is formed from the numeral 360 and the noun kraad (degree) and is typically written as 360-kraadine in standard orthography; the inflected form 360kraadise is commonly used before nouns in certain grammatical cases. The term is widely used in technical and design contexts to describe coverage, perspective, or scope that encircles a point.

In practice, 360kraadise describes imagery, video, and views that capture or present a complete surround. It appears in phrases such as 360-kraadine video and 360-kraadine pilt (a 360-degree image). The concept is central to fields like virtual reality, panoramic photography, and mapping, as well as real estate virtual tours and automotive camera systems. Its use mirrors the English term “360-degree” and is part of the growing vocabulary around immersive media and spatial data in Estonian.

Orthography and usage notes: the hyphenated form 360-kraadine is standard in formal writing, while inflected forms such as 360kraadise arise when the adjective accompanies a noun in different cases. The term is increasingly common in tech, media, and design discourse, reflecting trends toward immersive experiences and comprehensive spatial coverage. See also panoramic photography, virtual reality, 360-degree video, real estate virtual tours, and immersive media.