Tänapäevasematele

Tänapäevasematele is an Estonian word that translates to "more modern" or "more contemporary" in English. It is a comparative form of the adjective "tänapäevane," meaning "modern" or "contemporary." This grammatical form is used to express a higher degree of modernity or contemporaneity when comparing two or more things, ideas, or situations.

For instance, one might use "tänapäevasematele" to describe a renovated building that is now more in line with current architectural trends compared to its previous state. Similarly, it could be applied to a piece of technology that has been updated with newer features, making it "more modern" than its predecessor. The term is versatile and can be used across various contexts, from fashion and design to societal developments and technological advancements. Its usage implies a direct comparison, highlighting a progression towards what is currently considered up-to-date or relevant. The suffix "-mate" signifies the comparative degree in Estonian grammar, and "-le" indicates the dative or allative case, depending on the specific grammatical construction and context. Therefore, "tänapäevasematele" specifically refers to something being directed towards or for those who are more modern.