Haiglasliks

Haiglasliks is an Estonian adjective that translates to "sickly" or "unhealthy" in English. It is often used to describe someone who appears frail, pale, and generally in poor health. The term can refer to a person's physical appearance or their general disposition, implying a lack of vitality and robustness.

While "haiglasliks" can describe a temporary state of illness, it frequently suggests a more chronic or persistent condition. It might be used to describe someone who is prone to frequent illnesses or who has a weakened constitution. The word carries a connotation of being delicate or easily susceptible to disease.

In a broader sense, "haiglasliks" can also be applied to things or situations that evoke a feeling of illness or decay. For example, a dimly lit, damp room might be described as having a "haiglaslik" atmosphere. The term is generally used in a descriptive rather than a judgmental manner, aiming to convey a sense of unwellness.