suurkaaria

Suurkaaria is a term that does not have a widely recognized definition in major reference works. The form appears to be a compound from Estonian elements "suur" meaning large or great, and "kaari" meaning arc, which would roughly translate to "large arc" or "major arc."

In geometry, the concept of a major arc refers to the portion of a circle that exceeds 180 degrees. Although Estonian-language texts describe such arcs with forms like "suurkaar" or "suurkaar," the exact spelling "suurkaaria" does not constitute a standardized term.

Outside mathematics, Suurkaaria may appear as a proper noun in fiction or as a local toponym, but there is no consistently documented use that identifies a specific place, person, or entity.

Because reliable sources are scarce, the entry remains a stub. If verifiable sources emerge, the article could be expanded to cover linguistic notes, historical usage, and any known uses in literature or geography.

See also major arc, arc length, circle.