Iseloomulikule

Iseloomulikule is an Estonian adjective that translates to "characteristic," "typical," or "distinctive" in English. It is used to describe qualities, features, or traits that are unique to a person, object, or situation. The word is derived from the noun "iseloom," which means "character" or "personality."

When used to describe a person, "iseloomulikule" suggests that a certain behavior or trait is deeply ingrained in their personality. For example, one might say "tema naer on väga iseloomulikule" which means "his laugh is very characteristic." This implies that the laugh is easily recognizable and unique to that individual.

In a broader sense, "iseloomulikule" can also refer to features that are typical of a particular place, era, or phenomenon. For instance, "Eesti loodusele on iseloomulikule sood" means "Characteristic of Estonian nature are the bogs." Here, it highlights a defining natural feature.

The adjective can also be used to describe something that stands out or is noteworthy. If something is "iseloomulikule," it possesses a quality that makes it easily identifiable and memorable. It signifies a deviation from the ordinary or a notable aspect that contributes to the overall identity or essence of the subject.