märkimisväärsemaks

märkimisväärsemaks is an Estonian word. It is the adessive plural of the adjective "märkimisväärne" which translates to "notable," "remarkable," "significant," or "considerable." Therefore, "märkimisväärsemaks" can be understood as "to more notable," "to more remarkable," "to more significant," or "to more considerable."

This form indicates a comparison, suggesting a movement towards a state of being more noteworthy than something else. It implies a degree of improvement or an increase in importance. For instance, one might say that a certain event became "märkimisväärsemaks" over time, indicating that its significance grew. Similarly, a person might strive to make their work "märkimisväärsemaks," meaning they aim to make it more impactful or recognized.

The word functions grammatically as an adverbial form, describing the manner in which something happens or the direction of a change. Its usage is relatively common in contexts discussing trends, developments, or evaluations of importance in Estonian. It is a comparative form that highlights an elevated level of distinction or consequence.