kontseptuaalsetel

"Kontseptuaalsetel" is a term that translates from Estonian as "conceptual" or "on conceptual matters." It is used in various contexts to describe something related to or based on concepts, ideas, or abstract principles. The word itself is a form of the Estonian word "kontsept" (concept), inflected to indicate a plural or dative case, suggesting "on/about conceptual things" or "to conceptual ones."

In philosophical discussions, "kontseptuaalsetel" might refer to arguments or theories that are rooted in abstract ideas rather than empirical evidence. For example, a scholar might analyze the "kontseptuaalsetel alustel" (on conceptual grounds) of a particular ethical system. Similarly, in art and design, the term can highlight works that prioritize ideas and meaning over purely aesthetic or functional qualities. An exhibition might be described as focusing on "kontseptuaalsetel lähenemisviisidel" (on conceptual approaches).

In more everyday language, "kontseptuaalsetel" can be used to distinguish between practical, hands-on matters and those that are more theoretical or high-level. If someone is discussing the "kontseptuaalsetel küsimustel" (on conceptual issues) of a project, they are likely referring to the overarching ideas and goals rather than the minute details of execution. The term emphasizes a focus on the underlying principles and frameworks that inform a subject or activity.