Läbipaistvam

"Läbipaistvam" is an Estonian word that translates to "more transparent" in English. It is the comparative form of the adjective "läbipaistev," meaning "transparent." This word is used to describe a state or quality of increased clarity, openness, or visibility.

In a literal sense, "läbipaistvam" can refer to materials that allow more light to pass through them, making objects behind them easier to see. For instance, a window could become "läbipaistvam" if it is cleaned thoroughly, or a liquid could be described as "läbipaistvam" if it is less cloudy.

Metaphorically, "läbipaistvam" is frequently used in discussions about governance, business, and social interactions. A government or organization that is "läbipaistvam" operates with greater openness, making its decision-making processes, finances, and actions more accessible to the public. This implies a reduction in secrecy and an increase in accountability. For example, a public tender process might aim to be "läbipaistvam" by publishing all bids and evaluation criteria. Similarly, a company might strive for "läbipaistvam" communication with its employees or customers. The concept of "läbipaistvam" is often associated with building trust and reducing the potential for corruption or misunderstanding.