Eripäralt

Eripäralt is an Estonian word that translates to "specifically," "particularly," or "especially" in English. It is used to emphasize a particular aspect, quality, or instance among others. The word functions as an adverb and is employed to draw attention to something that stands out or is unique within a given context.

For example, if one were to discuss a group of animals and wanted to highlight a specific characteristic found only in one species, they might say that this trait exists "eripäralt" in that particular species. This usage indicates that the characteristic is not common to the group as a whole but is a distinguishing feature of the mentioned subset.

The word can also be used to denote a special or unique occasion or circumstance. For instance, a gift might be given "eripäralt" for a special anniversary, implying that the occasion itself warrants a distinct or exceptional gesture. Its application is versatile, allowing for nuanced expression when singling out or emphasizing certain elements. Understanding "eripäralt" is key to grasping finer distinctions in Estonian communication.