Estetski

Estetski is an adjective used in several South Slavic languages, notably Croatian, Bosnian, and Serbian, to denote anything related to aesthetics or beauty. The masculine form is estetski, feminine estetska, neuter estetsko, with plural estetski for masculine nouns. It commonly appears in discussions of art, design, architecture, fashion, and cultural discourse to describe qualities tied to perception, taste, and artistic value.

In practice, estetski is used to modify nouns to express an aesthetic dimension. Examples include estetski standard (an aesthetic standard), estetski kriterijumi (aesthetic criteria), and estetsko iskustvo (an aesthetic experience). The term often contrasts with purely functional or technical descriptions, highlighting form, appearance, or sensory impact.

Etymology and related forms: estetski derives from the French esthétique, which in turn traces to Greek aisthētikos, meaning related to perception or sense. In Slavic usage, the form follows the common adjectival pattern with -ski / -ska / -sko endings to match gender and number of the noun.

See also: aesthetics, estetika, esthetic, estheticism. Estetski, as a general term, is not a proper noun and is not typically used as the name of a person, organization, or place, but rather as a descriptor within discussions of beauty and art.