inimtehislik

inimtehislik is an Estonian word that translates to artificial or man-made. It describes something that has been created or produced by humans rather than occurring naturally. The term can be applied to a wide range of objects, processes, and phenomena.

For instance, inimtehislik can refer to artificial materials like plastics or synthetic fabrics, which are manufactured through chemical processes. It can also describe inimitable processes, such as the cultivation of crops or the construction of buildings, which are deliberate human interventions in the environment. In a broader sense, inimtehislik can even encompass abstract concepts like artificial intelligence or human-designed systems of governance. The core idea is the absence of natural origin and the presence of human design and creation.