Kõrvalisesse

Kõrvalisesse is an Estonian word that translates to "in the periphery" or "on the sidelines." It is an adverbial form derived from the word "kõrval," meaning "side" or "next to." The suffix "-sse" indicates movement or direction into a location, thus conveying the sense of being situated in or moving towards a less central or important area.

In common usage, "kõrvalisesse" can refer to a physical location that is not in the main part of a place. For example, a shop might have its storage rooms "kõrvalisesse," meaning in a less accessible or visible part of the building. It can also describe a position or role that is not prominent or central. Someone might be placed "kõrvalisesse" in a project, implying they are not involved in the key decision-making or core tasks.

The term carries a connotation of being secondary, less significant, or perhaps even marginal. It suggests a position or state of being away from the main action or focus. This can be neutral, simply describing a geographical or functional placement, or it can carry a slightly negative implication of being overlooked or unimportant. The exact nuance depends heavily on the context in which "kõrvalisesse" is used.