läbipaisav

Läbipaisav is an Estonian adjective that translates to transparent or see-through in English. It describes materials or substances that allow light to pass through them to such an extent that objects behind them can be clearly distinguished. This property is often associated with clarity and purity.

In a literal sense, läbipaisav is used to describe physical objects like glass, clear water, or certain types of plastic. For instance, a window is läbipaisav, allowing one to see the outside world. Similarly, clean water in a glass is läbipaisav. The degree of transparency can vary; some materials might be more läbipaisav than others.

Beyond its literal meaning, läbipaisav can also be used metaphorically. In this context, it refers to openness, honesty, and clarity in communication or processes. A läbipaisav system, for example, is one where the workings and decisions are easily understood and accessible to those involved or affected. This implies a lack of hidden agendas or opaque procedures. A transparent discussion or explanation would be one that is direct and unambiguous, leaving no room for misinterpretation. The concept of läbipaisav is therefore fundamental to trust and understanding in various aspects of life, from the physical world to social interactions and organizational structures.