märkimisväärsel

Märkimisväärsel is an Estonian word that translates to "notable," "remarkable," or "significant" in English. It is an adjective used to describe something that stands out or is worthy of attention. The word can be applied to a wide range of subjects, from people and events to achievements and qualities.

For example, one might describe a person's contribution to a field as märkimisväärsel if it has had a significant impact. Similarly, an event could be considered märkimisväärsel if it marks a turning point or has lasting consequences. The term can also be used to highlight an exceptional skill or characteristic.

The grammatical form "märkimisväärsel" is the adessive case of the word "märkimisväärne." In Estonian grammar, the adessive case often indicates "on" or "at," suggesting a state or location. Thus, "märkimisväärsel" can imply "in a notable manner" or "at a remarkable level." It functions as an adverbial modifier, describing how something is done or perceived.

Understanding the nuances of "märkimisväärsel" allows for a more precise and expressive use of the Estonian language when pointing out instances of importance or distinction. It is a versatile term that adds depth to descriptions and evaluations.