itsestäänselvä

Itsestäänselvä is an Estonian word that translates to "obvious," "self-evident," or "clear" in English. It describes something that is easily understood or perceived without the need for explanation or proof. The term is often used to indicate that a particular fact, idea, or action is so clear that it should be readily apparent to anyone.

The concept of "itsestäänselvä" implies a high degree of certainty and lack of ambiguity. When something is described as itsestäänselvä, it suggests that it is a fundamental truth or a logical consequence that requires no further deliberation. For instance, in a logical argument, if a premise is itsestäänselvä, it is accepted as true without question, forming a solid foundation for further reasoning.

In everyday language, using "itsestäänselvä" can sometimes carry a subtle implication that the speaker finds it surprising that others might not immediately grasp the matter. It can be used to emphasize the simplicity or straightforwardness of a situation. However, its primary function is to denote something that is inherently clear and requires no elaborate justification.