Hõredamaid

Hõredamaid is an Estonian word that translates to "sparser," "thinner," or "more scattered" in English. It is the comparative form of the adjective "hõre," which means sparse, thin, or scattered. This comparative form is used to describe a situation, substance, or area that has less density or fewer elements than something else.

For example, one might use hõredamaid to describe a forest that is less dense than another, or a population that is more thinly spread. In the context of hair, it could refer to hair that is thinner than before. When discussing data or information, hõredamaid might indicate a less detailed or more generalized set of points compared to another. The word emphasizes a relative decrease in density or concentration.