mõnesuguselt

Mõnesuguselt is an Estonian word that functions as an adverb. It is derived from the noun "mõni" (meaning "some" or "several") and the adjectival form "sugune" (meaning "kind" or "sort"). Therefore, "mõnesuguselt" translates literally to "in some kind" or "in a certain sort".

In usage, mõnesuguselt indicates that something is done or appears in a varied, diverse, or somewhat different manner. It implies that there isn't a single, uniform way of doing something, but rather a collection of different approaches or characteristics. For instance, one might say that something is "mõnesuguselt erinev," meaning "differently in some ways" or "variedly different."

The word is often used to describe a situation, an object, or an action that possesses multiple, not entirely uniform, qualities or forms. It suggests a degree of heterogeneity or a lack of strict conformity. While it doesn't specify precisely *how* it is different, it acknowledges that there are noticeable variations. It is a relatively common word in everyday Estonian, used to express a general sense of diversity or variation without needing to elaborate on the specifics.