likviidsemaks

likviidsemaks is an Estonian word that translates to "more liquid" or "more fluid" in English. It is the comparative form of the adjective "likviidne," meaning "liquid" or "fluid." The word is used in various contexts, including finance, chemistry, and general descriptions of consistency.

In a financial context, likviidsemaks refers to an asset that can be more easily and quickly converted into cash without a significant loss of value. For example, a company might aim to make its assets likviidsemaks by selling off less profitable or slower-moving inventory. Similarly, an investment portfolio might be considered likviidsemaks if it contains a higher proportion of stocks or money market funds compared to real estate.

In chemistry and physics, likviidsemaks describes a substance that flows more readily. For instance, heating a viscous liquid would make it likviidsemaks, meaning it would become less thick and easier to pour. This concept is important in understanding the behavior of liquids under different conditions, such as temperature and pressure.

More broadly, likviidsemaks can be used to describe a situation or process that is becoming less rigid and more adaptable. A business plan might be made likviidsemaks to allow for quicker responses to market changes. Similarly, a set of rules could be adapted to be likviidsemaks, meaning they are less strict and allow for more flexibility in their application. The term emphasizes an increase in ease of movement, conversion, or adaptation.