pahaatahtliku
Pahatahtlik is an Estonian adjective meaning malicious or ill-intentioned. The form pahatahtliku is the genitive singular used when describing something related to ill will, such as in the phrase pahatahtliku kavatsusega, meaning with malicious intent. The base adjective pahatahtlik is used attributively to describe people, actions, or motives that are driven by real or perceived bad intent.
Etymology and meaning: the word is formed from paha, meaning bad, and tahtlik, meaning deliberate or intentional.
Usage and nuance: pahatahtlik carries a strong moral judgment and is commonly used in journalism, literature,
Grammatical notes: pahatahtlik declines like other Estonian adjectives. Singular: nominative pahatahtlik; genitive pahatahtliku; partitive pahatahtlikku. Plural: