Juhuslikum

Juhuslikum is a Latvian word that translates to "more random" or "more coincidental" in English. It is the comparative form of the adjective juhuslik, meaning random or coincidental. The word is used to describe a situation, event, or outcome that has a higher degree of unpredictability or chance compared to something else.

For example, one might say that a particular lottery draw was juhuslikum than a previous one if the winning numbers appeared to be less patterned or more scattered. Similarly, if two people met by chance, and a third person's meeting with them occurred under even less likely circumstances, that third meeting could be described as juhuslikum. The concept emphasizes a relative increase in the absence of a predetermined cause or pattern.

The word is employed in everyday conversation to convey a sense of fortuity or lack of design. It does not necessarily imply a lack of underlying scientific principles but rather highlights the observable degree of chance in a given context. When comparing two events, the one that deviates further from predictable patterns or expected outcomes is considered juhuslikum.