harilikult

Harilikult is an Estonian word that translates to "usually" or "normally" in English. It is an adverb used to describe a common occurrence, a typical situation, or a habitual action. The word is derived from "harilik," meaning "common" or "usual."

When used in a sentence, harilikult indicates that something happens most of the time or is the standard way things are. For example, "Ma käin harilikult tööl bussiga" means "I usually go to work by bus." This suggests that taking the bus is the speaker's typical mode of transportation for work. Another example could be, "Lapsed mängivad harilikult õues, kui ilm on hea," which translates to "Children usually play outside when the weather is good." This implies that outdoor play is a common activity for children under favorable weather conditions.

The word harilikult serves to differentiate between what is normal or expected and what might be an exception. It helps to convey a sense of regularity and predictability. It is a versatile adverb that can be applied to a wide range of contexts, from personal habits to general observations about the world. Its usage is widespread in everyday Estonian conversation and writing.