järgnejärgmine
järgnejärgmine is a neologism in Estonian linguistics used to denote the two-step successor in a linear sequence. The term blends järgnev (subsequent) and järgmine (following), signaling a relation that links an element to the one that lies two positions ahead, i.e., the successor of the immediate successor. The concept is used in theoretical discussions of sequential ordering, formal grammars, and narrative timelines, where it helps distinguish immediate adjacency from longer-range successor relations.
In typical use, if a sequence is A, B, C, D, then C is the järgnejärgmine of
Origin and status: The word is a constructed compound echoing existing roots and designed to illustrate multi-step