Jämedalt

Jämedalt is an Estonian word that translates to "roughly," "coarsely," or "grossly" in English. It is used to describe something that is not precise, detailed, or refined. The term can be applied to various contexts, indicating a lack of accuracy or a broad generalization.

For instance, in describing a measurement, "jämedalt" would suggest an approximation rather than an exact figure. If someone is speaking "jämedalt," they are not using precise language or are perhaps being blunt or unceremonious. In the context of materials or textures, "jämedalt" can refer to a coarse grain or a rough finish, as opposed to something smooth and fine. It can also imply a general or overall impression, overlooking finer points. The usage of "jämedalt" often carries a sense of being unpolished or lacking in sophistication.