kahjulikumaks

Kahjulikumaks is an Estonian word that translates to "more harmful" or "most harmful" when used in a comparative or superlative form. It is derived from the adjective "kahjulik," meaning harmful, damaging, or detrimental. The suffix "-kumaks" indicates a comparison or superlative degree. For instance, "see on kahjulikumaks" would mean "this is more harmful." Similarly, "see on kõige kahjulikumaks" translates to "this is the most harmful."

The word is used in various contexts to describe degrees of negative impact. This could apply to physical damage, such as the effects of a natural disaster or an accident, where one event is described as being more harmful than another. It can also be used in discussions about health, where a particular behavior or substance might be considered more harmful than another. In environmental contexts, it might describe the level of damage caused by pollution or resource depletion. The precise meaning is always dependent on the subject being discussed and the comparative or superlative intent of the speaker or writer. Understanding the base word "kahjulik" is key to grasping the nuances of "kahjulikumaks."