kõneldav

Kõneldav is an Estonian language adjective. It translates to "talkative" or "garrulous" in English. It describes someone who talks a lot, often excessively or at length. The word is derived from the verb "kõnelda," which means "to speak" or "to talk."

The adjective "kõneldav" can be used in various contexts to characterize a person's communication style. For instance, a "kõneldav laps" would be a child who talks incessantly. Similarly, a "kõneldav inimene" is someone who tends to dominate conversations or enjoys speaking for extended periods. While it often carries a neutral or slightly negative connotation, implying a lack of brevity, it can also simply describe someone who is sociable and enjoys engaging in conversation.

The opposite of "kõneldav" could be "vaikne" (quiet) or "vähesõnaline" (terse, speaking little). Understanding "kõneldav" helps in grasping the nuances of personality descriptions in Estonian. It is a common word used in everyday language to depict a particular aspect of human interaction.