hõlpsamalt

Hõlpsamalt is an Estonian adverb that translates to "more easily" or "easier" in English. It is the comparative form of the adverb hõlpus, which means "easy" or "easily." The word is derived from the root hõlb, related to the verb hõlbustama, meaning "to make easier."

The adverb hõlpsamalt is used to indicate a situation or action that is less difficult than a previous or alternative situation. For example, one might say "See töö on hõlpsamalt tehtud kui eelmine" which translates to "This work is done more easily than the previous one." It can also be used to express that something is becoming simpler or more straightforward over time.

In everyday Estonian conversation, hõlpsamalt is a common word used to describe degrees of difficulty. It is essential for expressing comparisons related to effort, complexity, or time required to complete a task. The grammatical function of hõlpsamalt is to modify verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs, providing a comparative nuance. Understanding its usage is key to grasping comparative statements in the Estonian language.