Mürgisem

Mürgisem is an Estonian word that translates to "more poisonous" or "more toxic." It is the comparative form of the adjective "mürgine," which means poisonous or toxic. The word is used to describe a substance, organism, or situation that possesses a greater degree of toxicity than something else being compared.

For example, one might say that a particular mushroom is mürgisem than another commonly found variety, indicating it poses a higher risk of poisoning. Similarly, in a discussion about environmental hazards, a specific chemical might be described as mürgisem to aquatic life than a less potent counterpart. The context in which "mürgisem" is used is crucial for understanding the specific nature of the increased toxicity being referred to. It can apply to biological toxins, chemical compounds, or even figurative uses where something is described as having a more harmful or destructive influence.