esmatähtsate

Esmatähtsate is an Estonian word that translates to "priorities" or "most important things" in English. It is a compound word formed from "esmatähtis," which means "primary" or "most important." The plural form, "esmatähtsate," refers to a list or a set of things that are considered to be of the highest importance.

In practical usage, "esmatähtsate" is often used in contexts related to planning, decision-making, and resource allocation. For example, a government might discuss its "esmatähtsate" for the upcoming budget, meaning the areas or projects that will receive the most funding and attention. Similarly, an individual might reflect on their personal "esmatähtsate" when considering their life goals and how to spend their time and energy.

The concept of "esmatähtsate" implies a need for evaluation and selection. It suggests that not all tasks, goals, or issues are equal, and that some require a greater degree of focus and urgency than others. Identifying and acting upon one's "esmatähtsate" is often seen as a key component of effectiveness and success, whether in personal or professional life. The word emphasizes a deliberate act of assigning value and order to different aspects of life or work.