Suuremahulised

Suuremahulised is an Estonian adjective meaning “large-volume” or “high-volume.” It is used to describe objects, processes or data that involve or require a substantial amount of volume, capacity or data flow. The term is neutral and descriptive, often employed in technical, logistical and analytical contexts to indicate scale rather than quality.

The word is formed from suur (big) and maht (volume) with a typical Estonian adjectival suffix, yielding suurmahu line forms such as suurmahuline and, in plural form, suuremahulised. Like other adjectives in Estonian, suuremahulised agrees with the noun it modifies in number and case. For example: suuremahulised andmed (big data), suuremahulised tehingud (high-volume transactions).

Common contexts for suuremahulised usage include information technology, data analytics, logistics and manufacturing. In IT and data science, the phrase suuremahulised andmed or suuremahulised andmete analüüs refers to big data and related analyses. In logistics and manufacturing, it may describe large shipments, batches or production runs that exceed typical volumes. The term is descriptive rather than evaluative, suitable for reporting, planning and technical documentation.

See also: big data, high-volume processes, large-scale operations. In Estonian-language discourse, suuremahulised is part of a broader vocabulary for quantifying scale and capacity across domains.