eitilapäisesti

Eitilapäisesti is an Estonian adverb that translates to "temporarily" or "provisionally" in English. It describes something that is not permanent or intended to last indefinitely. The word is derived from the noun "eetil" which means "temporary" or "provisional."

This adverb is commonly used in various contexts to indicate a state or action that is in effect for a limited period. For example, it might describe a temporary living situation, a provisional appointment, or a temporary measure taken to address a situation. The nuance of "eitilapäisesti" suggests that a more permanent arrangement or solution is expected to follow.

In legal and administrative contexts, "eitilapäisesti" can signify a provisional ruling, a temporary permit, or a provisional measure until a final decision is made. In everyday language, it can refer to something like a temporary fix for a broken item or a temporary change in plans. The use of "eitilapäisesti" implies a conscious understanding that the current state is not the final or intended one, and that a change is anticipated.