Läbipaistmatumaks

"Läbipaistmatumaks" is an Estonian word derived from "läbipaistev," meaning transparent. The suffix "-maks" indicates a comparative degree, so "läbipaistmatumaks" translates to "more opaque" or "less transparent." This term is used to describe a substance or material that has become less clear or more difficult to see through than it was previously.

The degree of opacity can be influenced by various factors. For instance, if a liquid becomes cloudy due to the presence of suspended particles, it is said to have become läbipaistmatumaks. Similarly, a window that has been fogged up by condensation or covered in dirt would also be described as läbipaistmatumaks. In scientific contexts, changes in opacity can be a significant indicator of chemical reactions or physical processes occurring within a material. The term is a straightforward description of a visual change in clarity.