Käsitsimises

Käsitsimises refers to the Estonian word for "in hand" or "manually." It is often used in various contexts to describe actions, processes, or items that are performed or controlled by human hands rather than by machinery or automation.

In agriculture, käsitsimises might refer to tasks like harvesting crops by hand, planting seedlings manually, or tending to livestock without mechanical aid. This approach often emphasizes traditional methods and can be associated with organic farming or small-scale production.

In crafts and manufacturing, käsitsimises signifies the creation of items through skilled manual labor. Examples include handmade pottery, hand-knitted garments, or custom-made furniture. The value of these items often lies in their uniqueness, the artistry involved, and the time and effort invested by the artisan.

In a broader sense, käsitsimises can also relate to the control and operation of any system or device by human intervention. For instance, a käsitsimises game is one played directly by a person, as opposed to a video game. The term highlights the direct engagement and skill of the individual performing the action. The opposite of käsitsimises is typically automatic or mechanized.