arvestusspeaking
Arvestusspeaking refers to a phenomenon observed in some interpretations of spoken language where speakers may use terms or phrases that are technically incorrect or nonsensical in a strict linguistic sense, but are understood within a specific context or community. This is often seen as a form of linguistic improvisation or a shorthand that relies on shared understanding rather than precise grammatical construction. The term itself is a portmanteau, combining "arvestus" (meaning "calculation" or "estimation" in Estonian) and "speaking," suggesting a process of speaking based on approximation or a rough understanding.
This type of speech is not necessarily indicative of a lack of knowledge, but rather a pragmatic