käsikorkeudella

Käsikorkeudella is an Estonian phrase that translates to "at arm's length" or "at hand's height" in English. It is commonly used to describe the proximity of an object or person, indicating that it is within easy reach or immediate access. The term often implies a comfortable and convenient distance, neither too far nor too close.

In practical terms, when something is described as being käsikorkeudella, it suggests that one does not need to stretch significantly or make a great effort to touch or grasp it. This can apply to physical objects like tools on a workbench, ingredients in a kitchen, or even items on a shelf. It can also be used metaphorically to express a state of readiness or availability. For instance, a solution to a problem might be considered käsikorkeudella if it is readily apparent or easily implementable.

The phrase emphasizes accessibility and immediate usability. It conveys a sense of efficiency and preparedness, where necessary items or concepts are not distant or abstract but are instead present and within one's immediate control. This notion of being "at hand" is fundamental in many contexts, from everyday tasks to more complex strategic planning.