Mitmepäevapooled

Mitmepäevapooled is a term used in Estonian calendar and scheduling contexts to denote the central portion of a multi-day period. It describes the days that lie in the middle of a span between a start date and an end date. The concept is not part of a formal standard, and its exact interpretation can vary by context. In practical use, mitmepäevapooled often refers to the middle days of an event or project timeline, such as the middle two days of a four-day conference. For longer periods, it may indicate a sequence of central days rather than a single date.

Etymology: The word is formed from mitme (genitive of mitu, several), päev (day) and pooled (plural of pool, meaning half or middle). Thus, literally, it can be read as "the halves of several days" or, more interpretively, as the central days of a multi-day period.

Usage: In event planning and project scheduling, the term can help focus arrangements, resources, or activities on the middle portion of the timeline. Because the term is not standardized, its exact boundaries should be defined within each document or plan.

See also: day, half-day, multi-day event, schedule.