kõikvõimsana

Kõikvõimsana is an Estonian word that translates to "omnipotent" or "all-powerful" in English. It is an adjective used to describe a being or entity possessing unlimited power. The term is frequently encountered in theological contexts, particularly when discussing the nature of God. In religious philosophy, omnipotence is often considered one of the divine attributes, alongside omniscience (all-knowing) and omnipresence (present everywhere).

The concept of kõigevõimsana raises philosophical questions about the limits of power. For example, can an omnipotent being create a stone so heavy that even it cannot lift it? This paradox explores whether true omnipotence implies the ability to perform logically impossible actions. While the literal translation of kõigevõimsana is straightforward, its deeper implications have been debated for centuries across various cultures and belief systems. The word itself, derived from "kõik" (all) and "võimas" (powerful), clearly conveys the idea of absolute and boundless might.