liigesavahemiku
Liigesavahemik is a term used primarily in Estonian-language discussions of biomechanics, rehabilitation, and kinesiology. Literally, it combines liiges (joint) and vahemik (interval), yielding a phrase that is often translated as “joint interval.” The term does not appear as a widely standardized concept in international literature, but it is encountered in contexts describing a time window or duration related to a joint during movement or assessment.
In practice, liigesavahemik may refer to the duration during which a joint remains within a specific range
Measurement and methods are aligned with common biomechanics techniques. Data may be collected with motion capture
Notes: The term is chiefly used in Estonian sources and may not have a universal English equivalent.