ruumimõttes

ruumimõttes is an Estonian phrase that translates to "in terms of space" or "spatially" in English. It is used to describe considerations related to the dimensions, arrangement, or utilization of physical space. This can apply to a wide range of contexts, from interior design and architecture to urban planning and even abstract concepts involving arrangements.

When something is described as being "ruumimõttes" adequate, it means it has sufficient space to fulfill its intended purpose. For instance, a room might be considered "ruumimõttes" too small for a large gathering if its dimensions are restrictive. Conversely, a well-designed park might be praised for being "ruumimõttes" efficient, meaning it makes good use of the available area.

The phrase can also be used to differentiate spatial aspects from other qualities. For example, one might discuss a building's functionality both "ruumimõttes" (how the layout works) and aesthetically (how it looks). In more abstract discussions, it might refer to the conceptual space or arrangement of elements within a system. Understanding "ruumimõttes" helps clarify discussions about physical or conceptual configurations.