maksakohtaisempi
Maksakohtaisempi is an Estonian word that translates to "more liver-specific" or "more specific to the liver" in English. It is often used in a medical or biological context to describe something that is particularly related to or affects the liver. For instance, a medical test might be described as maksakohtaisempi if it is designed to detect liver function or diseases specifically. Similarly, a symptom or a treatment could be referred to as maksakohtaisempi if its primary impact is on the liver.
The term is composed of two parts: "maksa," meaning "liver," and "kohtaisempi," a comparative form of "kohtainen,"