kakspäevane

Kakspäevane is an Estonian adjective meaning "two-day" or "lasting two days." It is derived from the Estonian word "kaks" (two) and "päev" (day). The suffix "-ane" is a common adjectival suffix in Estonian.

The term "kakspäevane" is used to describe events, activities, or periods of time that span over a duration of two days. For example, one might refer to a "kakspäevane seminar" (a two-day seminar), a "kakspäevane reis" (a two-day trip), or a "kakspäevane puhkus" (a two-day holiday). It can also describe a state or condition that persists for two days, such as a "kakspäevane palavik" (a two-day fever).

The usage of "kakspäevane" is straightforward and directly indicates the temporal extent of the noun it modifies. It is a common and practical adjective in everyday Estonian language. The grammatical form of "kakspäevane" changes according to the case and number of the noun it describes, as is typical for Estonian adjectives.