suurehulgalised

suurehulgalised refers to a concept in Estonian linguistics and literary studies that describes works or phenomena characterized by a massive scale or quantity. This term is not a strict academic classification but rather a descriptive label used to categorize certain artistic or cultural expressions that stand out due to their sheer magnitude, complexity, or sheer volume of content.

Examples of things that might be described as suurehulgalised could include epic poems spanning thousands of lines, comprehensive encyclopedic projects, vast collections of historical documents, or even large-scale artistic installations that dominate a physical space. The term emphasizes the overwhelming or abundant nature of the subject matter. It suggests a work that is so extensive it requires significant effort to comprehend fully or engage with completely.

The application of suurehulgalised is often subjective and context-dependent. What one observer might consider "massive" another might deem merely extensive. However, the term serves to draw attention to the characteristic of size and quantity as a significant feature of a work or phenomenon, influencing how it is perceived and studied. It is a way of acknowledging and discussing the impact of sheer scale in artistic and intellectual endeavors.