kõrvalistes

kõrvalistes is an Estonian word that translates to "peripheral" or "incidental" in English. It is often used to describe things that are not central or of primary importance to a situation, event, or topic. This can apply to various contexts, such as a discussion where some points are considered kõrvalised, meaning they are tangential or not directly relevant to the main subject.

In literature or film analysis, kõrvalised characters might be those who play a minor role in the narrative, serving more to support the main characters or advance the plot in a secondary capacity. Similarly, kõrvalised details in a report or presentation are those that are not crucial for understanding the core information but might offer supplementary context.

The concept of kõrvalised can also extend to physical locations or aspects. For example, a kõrvaline village might be one that is situated away from major roads or urban centers, thus having less direct access to amenities or opportunities. In a broader sense, it refers to anything on the edge or not at the heart of the matter. The specific nuance of "kõrvalistes" depends heavily on the context in which it is used, but the underlying meaning of being secondary or not of central concern remains consistent.