ettevaatlikkaks

ettevaatlikkaks is an Estonian word that translates to "cautious" or "careful" in English. It is a noun in the translative case, meaning it denotes a state of becoming or being made into something. The root word is "ettevaatlik," which is an adjective meaning cautious or careful. Therefore, "ettevaatlikkaks" implies a transition into a state of caution or a description of something that has become or is being made careful.

This word can be used in various contexts to describe a person, an action, or a situation. For example, one might say that a person has become "ettevaatlikkaks" after a negative experience, indicating they are now more wary. Similarly, an action could be performed "ettevaatlikkaks," suggesting it was done with great care and deliberation. In the context of planning or decision-making, one might urge to be "ettevaatlikkaks," advising caution and foresight. The translative case highlights the process of change or the resulting condition of being cautious. It is a nuanced expression that emphasizes the development or establishment of a careful disposition.