Väiksemaim

Väiksemaim is a term used in the Estonian language to describe something that is smaller than another item or entity. The term is derived from the word "väike," which means small, and the suffix "-maim," which is a comparative form used to compare two items. In English, väiksemaim would be translated as "smaller than." This term is commonly used in everyday conversations and writing to compare the size of objects, quantities, or concepts. For example, one might say "See auto on väiksemaim kui see auto," which translates to "This car is smaller than that car." The use of väiksemaim is an essential aspect of the Estonian language, allowing for precise and clear comparisons in various contexts.