Ebameeldivalt

Ebameeldivalt is an Estonian adverb that translates to "unpleasantly" or "disagreeably" in English. It describes a quality or characteristic that causes discomfort, dissatisfaction, or a negative emotional response. The adverb is formed by adding the adverbial suffix "-lt" to the adjective "ebameeldiv," which means "unpleasant."

The word can be used in various contexts to describe experiences, sensations, or situations that are not enjoyable. For example, one might describe a taste as ebameeldivalt bitter, a sound as ebameeldivalt loud, or a situation as ebameeldivalt awkward. It conveys a sense of something being contrary to one's liking or comfort.

In its grammatical function, ebameeldivalt modifies verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs, providing additional information about the manner, degree, or quality of the action or description. It is a relatively common adverb in the Estonian language, used to express a negative or undesirable attribute. The opposite of ebameeldivalt would be "meeldivalt," meaning "pleasantly."