Märkimisväärsema

Märkimisväärsema is an Estonian word that translates to "more remarkable" or "more notable" in English. It is the comparative form of the adjective "märkimisväärne," which means "remarkable" or "notable." The suffix "-ma" indicates the comparative degree, used when comparing two or more things.

The word is used to highlight a quality or characteristic that stands out more than others. For instance, if one event was particularly significant, one might say it was "märkimisväärsem" than another. Similarly, if an achievement surpassed previous ones, it could be described as "märkimisväärsem."

The usage of "märkimisväärsema" is consistent with the grammatical structure of Estonian adjectives, where comparative and superlative forms are typically created by adding suffixes. This word plays a role in nuanced expression, allowing speakers to draw distinctions and emphasize degrees of importance or significance within a given context. It is a common term found in everyday conversation, literature, and formal writing in Estonian.