suuremaulatuses

suuremaulatuses is an Estonian word that translates to "wider-ranging" or "of greater scope" in English. It is a comparative form of the adjective "suureulatuseline," meaning "wide-ranging" or "large-scale." The word is used to describe something that extends over a broader area, affects a larger number of people or things, or has a more extensive impact than something else.

For example, one might refer to a "suuremaulatuses" study to indicate a research project that covers a wider range of subjects or geographical locations compared to a previous, more limited study. Similarly, a "suuremaulatuses" crisis would imply a situation with far-reaching consequences that extend beyond a local or immediate area. The term emphasizes an increase in scale, reach, or influence.

The suffix "-es" in Estonian often denotes the inessive case, which indicates location within or inside. However, in this context, "suuremaulatuses" functions adverbially, modifying a verb or adjective to describe the manner or extent of an action or quality. It conveys the idea of operating or existing on a larger scale or with a broader scope. It is a versatile term used across various contexts to denote an expansion or increase in the range or impact of something.