järjekindlamaks

Järjekindlamaks is an Estonian word that translates to "more consistent" or "more persistent" in English. It is the comparative form of the adjective "järjekindel," which means consistent or persistent. The word is used to describe a state or action that is performed with greater regularity, determination, or unwavering commitment than before.

For example, one might say that an athlete has become järjekindlamaks in their training, implying that they are now training more regularly and with more focus. Similarly, a student might be encouraged to be järjekindlamaks in their studies, meaning they should apply themselves with greater persistence and regularity to achieve better results. The concept of järjekindlamaks can apply to various aspects of life, including personal habits, professional endeavors, and academic pursuits. It signifies an improvement in the steadiness and reliability of one's actions or qualities. The adverbial form of the word is "järjekindlalt," meaning consistently or persistently.