ligipääsetavamaid

ligipääsetavamaid is an Estonian word. It is the comparative superlative form of the adjective ligipääsetav. Ligipääsetav itself means accessible or approachable. Therefore, ligipääsetavamaid translates to "the most accessible" or "the most approachable" when referring to multiple items or entities. This grammatical form is used to indicate that something possesses the quality of accessibility to a greater degree than all other comparable things.

The word is formed by taking the base adjective ligipääsetav and adding the superlative suffix -imaid. This suffix is used for adjectives that have more than two syllables and do not end in certain common adjective endings. The comparative form would be ligipääsetavam, meaning "more accessible." The use of ligipääsetavamaid implies a direct comparison among a group, highlighting the one with the highest degree of accessibility.

For example, one might say that a particular building is ligipääsetavamaid for people with disabilities, or that a certain digital platform is ligipääsetavamaid for users of all technical skill levels. The context in which the word is used will determine the specific meaning of accessibility, whether it pertains to physical access, digital access, social access, or other forms.