metafüüsiline
Metafüüsiline is the Estonian adjective relating to metaphysics or to what lies beyond the physical world. The term derives from Greek meta "beyond" and physikē "physics" (through the Latin tradition of metphysica). In philosophical usage, metafüüsiline pertains to questions about the fundamental nature of reality that go beyond empirical investigation, such as existence, objects and their properties, space and time, causality, identity, necessity and possibility, and the mind–body relation.
Historically, metaphysical inquiry has roots in ancient philosophy, notably in Aristotle, who examined principles of being
In everyday language, metafüüsiline can be used more loosely to describe ideas that seem transcendent, speculative,