Igaühele

igaühele is an Estonian phrase meaning "for everyone." It is widely used as a slogan or label to express inclusivity and universal accessibility in public and social contexts.

In practice, the term appears in government communications, non-profit campaigns, educational materials, and commercial branding that aim to emphasize universal design, affordable access, and equal opportunities.

Linguistically, igaühele is a compound formed from iga (every) and ühele (dative form used here to signal "to everyone"). The phrase is idiomatic and flexible; it can function as a motto, a policy objective, or a description of services.

Reception and usage vary; while many welcome its inclusive idea, some critics argue that slogans alone cannot guarantee accessibility without concrete measures.