Lõdvemate

Lõdvemate is an Estonian word that translates to "looser," "more relaxed," or "more laid-back" in English. It is the comparative form of the adjective "lõtv," which means loose or slack. The word "lõdvemate" is used to describe a state of being less tense, less rigid, or less formal than something else.

In a physical context, lõdvemate can refer to something that is not as tight or as firm. For example, one might say a rope is lõdvemate if it is not pulled as taut as it was before. Similarly, it could describe a garment that is not as fitted.

Figuratively, lõdvemate often describes a person's demeanor or an atmosphere. A lõdvemate approach to a task implies a less stringent or urgent manner. A lõdvemate party atmosphere suggests it is more informal and less structured than a formal event. It can also be used to describe a less strict set of rules or expectations.

The usage of lõdvemate depends on the context. It signifies a degree of looseness or relaxation that is greater than a previous or implied state. It is a common adjective in everyday Estonian conversation to convey a sense of ease and informality.