Väärtuslikuma

Väärtuslikuma is a comparative adjective in the Estonian language. It translates to "more valuable" in English. The base form of the adjective is "väärtuslik," meaning "valuable." "Väärtuslikuma" is used to compare the value of two or more things, indicating that one possesses a greater degree of worth than another.

For example, one might say "See raamat on väärtuslikuma kui see ajaleht" which translates to "This book is more valuable than this newspaper." This implies that the book holds a higher significance or price compared to the newspaper. The formation of "väärtuslikuma" follows the standard comparative degree rules in Estonian grammar. It is derived from the positive form "väärtuslik" by adding the suffix "-ma".

The concept of value itself can be subjective and context-dependent. Therefore, what is considered "väärtuslikuma" can vary greatly depending on individual perspectives, cultural norms, or specific situations. It can refer to monetary worth, sentimental importance, or practical utility. Understanding the comparative nature of "väärtuslikuma" is crucial for accurate comprehension and usage in Estonian discourse.