järkjärguliste

Järkjärguliste is an Estonian word that translates to "gradual" or "step-by-step" in English. It describes a process or change that occurs slowly and in stages, rather than abruptly or suddenly. The word is formed from "järjest," meaning "in order" or "consecutively," and "järguline," meaning "gradual" or "in stages."

The concept of järkjärguliste is often applied in contexts of development, learning, or implementation. For example, one might describe the järkjärguliste implementation of a new policy, meaning it will be introduced in phases to allow for adjustment and feedback. Similarly, learning a new skill can be a järkjärguliste process, where mastery is achieved through consistent practice and incremental progress. The term emphasizes a methodical and progressive approach, avoiding sudden shifts or disorientations. It suggests a deliberate and controlled progression, allowing for adaptation and understanding at each step.