Tähelepanelikum

Tähelepanelikum is an Estonian word that translates to "more attentive" or "more observant" in English. It is the comparative form of the adjective "tähelepanelik," which means attentive or observant. The word is used to describe someone who is paying closer attention or noticing more details than someone else or than they typically do. It can be applied in various contexts, such as in academic settings to describe a student who is more focused during a lecture, in social situations to indicate someone who is more perceptive of others' feelings, or in practical tasks to highlight increased carefulness. The suffix "-um" signifies the comparative degree in Estonian, indicating a higher level of the quality described by the adjective. This grammatical feature allows for nuanced comparisons and descriptions of attentiveness.