Kõikjalt

Kõikjalt is an Estonian adverb that translates to "from everywhere" or "from all over." It is formed by combining the word "kõik" (all, every) with the elative case ending "-lt" (from). This adverb is used to indicate a source or origin that is widespread or encompasses multiple locations.

For example, one might say that the wind is blowing kõigalt, meaning the wind is coming from all directions. Similarly, if a particular trend or idea has spread kõigalt, it implies that it has become popular or prevalent in many different places. The context in which kõigalt is used will determine the specific nuance of "from everywhere." It can imply a vast geographical reach or a general sense of ubiquity. Understanding the component parts of the word, "kõik" and the elative case, helps to grasp its meaning of originating from an all-encompassing source. The adverb is a common element in Estonian, adding a descriptive layer to sentences about distribution, origin, or influence.