Taluvusega

Taluvusega is an Estonian term derived from taluvus, meaning tolerance, endurance, or bearability. The form taluvusega is used to express “with tolerance” or to indicate the degree to which something can be endured. In practice, taluvus refers to the capacity of a person, organism, or system to withstand stress, adverse conditions, or unwanted effects, while taluvusega ties that capacity to a given context or object.

In medicine and pharmacology, taluvus is commonly discussed as drug tolerability, describing how well a patient can tolerate a medication, including side effects and dose-related effects. In clinical language, taluvuse hinnang refers to an assessment of the treatment’s tolerability from the patient’s perspective. In physiology and psychology, taluvus covers physical endurance, pain tolerance, and emotional resilience. In ecology and environmental sciences, taluvus denotes a species or ecosystem’s ability to endure environmental changes such as temperature or salinity shifts.

Linguistically, taluvusega functions as a form that accompanies a noun to indicate the manner or capacity related to tolerance. For example, phrases may describe side effects in relation to a drug’s taluvusega or discuss the overall tolerability of a procedure. The concept aligns with English tolerance and tolerability, and it features in technical and scientific Estonian vocabulary.

In summary, taluvusega is the phraseical expression of tolerance in Estonian, used across medicine, physiology, ecology, and everyday discussion to convey the extent to which something can be endured or tolerated.