kõikosaliselt

Kõikosaliselt is an Estonian word that translates to "omnipotently" or "with all might" in English. It describes a state of having complete power, authority, or influence, or acting with the full extent of one's capabilities. The word is derived from "kõik" meaning "all" or "everything" and "võimalik" meaning "possible" or "able."

In its literal sense, kõikosaliselt refers to an absolute and unlimited power. This concept is often associated with deities or supreme beings in religious or mythological contexts, suggesting they can do anything and control all aspects of existence. For example, a creator god might be described as acting kõikosaliselt in bringing the universe into being.

Beyond theological or mythological applications, kõikosaliselt can be used more broadly to describe the exertion of maximum effort or the exercise of complete control in a particular situation. An athlete might compete kõikosaliselt, giving their absolute best performance. A leader might govern kõikosaliselt, making decisions with unchallengeable authority. The word emphasizes the totality of power or effort being applied, leaving no room for limitations or restraint. It conveys a sense of overwhelming force or comprehensive control.