Meeldejäävam

Meeldejäävam is an Estonian word that translates to "more memorable" or "most memorable" in English, depending on the context. It is the comparative or superlative form of the adjective "meeldejääv," which means "memorable."

The word is used to describe experiences, events, people, or objects that leave a lasting impression. For instance, one might refer to "meeldejäävam õhtu" (a more memorable evening) or "meeldejäävam kingitus" (the most memorable gift). The concept of memorability is subjective and can be influenced by various factors, including emotional impact, uniqueness, and personal significance.

In Estonian literature and everyday conversation, "meeldejäävam" is employed to highlight something that stands out from the ordinary. It signifies a quality that makes an entity worthy of recall. The grammatical form used, comparative or superlative, depends on whether a direct comparison is being made with another item or if it is being identified as the pinnacle of memorability within a given set.