nõudlikumad

Nõudlikumad is an Estonian word that translates to "more demanding" or "more pretentious" in English. It is a comparative adjective derived from the word "nõudlik," meaning "demanding." The word "nõudlikumad" is used to describe a plural subject or a singular subject when referring to a group of things or people who exhibit a higher degree of demand or pretentiousness than a previous or implied reference point.

The context in which "nõudlikumad" is used can vary significantly. For instance, it might refer to customers who have higher expectations from a product or service. In a social context, it could describe individuals who are more difficult to please or who have more refined tastes. The term can also be applied to tasks or situations that require more effort, attention, or resources.

Understanding "nõudlikumad" requires considering the specific noun it modifies and the surrounding sentence structure. It implies a comparison, suggesting that the subject in question surpasses others in its level of demandingness. This could be in terms of quality, performance, behavior, or any other characteristic that can be subject to a degree of demand or expectation. The word itself is neutral and does not inherently carry a positive or negative connotation, though its interpretation often depends on the speaker's perspective and the situation at hand.