lõdvema

Lõdvema is an Estonian word that translates to "looser," "more relaxed," or "more laid-back" in English. It is the comparative form of the adjective "lõtv," which means loose or slack. The word "lõdvema" is used to describe a state of being or a quality that is less tight, less tense, or less rigid than a previous or implied state.

In everyday conversation, lõdvema can refer to physical looseness, such as a garment that has become lõdvema after washing, or a knot that has become less tight. It can also describe a more relaxed atmosphere or demeanor. For example, a meeting might become lõdvema after initial formalities, or a person might adopt a lõdvema attitude towards a situation.

The concept of lõdvema can also extend to more abstract ideas. It might describe a less strict rule or a more flexible approach to a task. The precise meaning of lõdvema is always dependent on the context in which it is used. It signifies a departure from a state of greater tension or restriction towards one of greater ease or freedom.