märgatavamad

Märgatavamad is an Estonian word that translates to "more noticeable" or "more apparent" in English. It is the comparative form of the adjective märgatav, meaning noticeable or apparent. This word is used to describe things that have become more evident or easily perceived than before, or that are more easily perceived when compared to something else.

The usage of märgatavamad can be applied in various contexts. For instance, one might observe märgatavamad changes in the weather, indicating a more significant shift than usual. In a social context, a person's improved mood might be described as märgatavam, suggesting their happiness is more easily detected. Similarly, when discussing data or statistics, märgatavamad trends would refer to patterns that are more clearly discernible.

The word's comparative nature implies a point of reference, either a previous state or another item for comparison. For example, if a plant has grown significantly, its growth is märgatavam compared to its earlier size. Or, if one car is faster than another, its speed is märgatavam. The concept of "more noticeable" is central to its meaning, highlighting a heightened degree of visibility or perception. It's a straightforward descriptive term in the Estonian language.