Elamisväärsemaid

Elamisväärsemaid is an Estonian adjective that translates to "more livable" or "worthier of living." It is the comparative form of the adjective "elamisväärne," which means "livable" or "worth living." The word is used to compare different places, situations, or circumstances based on their quality of life or desirability for living.

When assessing a place, "elamisväärsemaid" might be used to describe a town that offers better amenities, a safer environment, or a more vibrant community compared to another. For instance, one might say that a particular city is "elamisväärsemaid" than a rural area due to its job opportunities and cultural attractions.

Similarly, "elamisväärsemaid" can be applied to describe situations or conditions. A job that offers better work-life balance and higher satisfaction could be considered "elamisväärsemaid" than a stressful, low-paying position. It implies a subjective judgment based on various factors that contribute to overall well-being and happiness. The concept of "elamisväärsemaid" is inherently tied to personal preferences and societal values, making it a nuanced term in its application.