täpsetelelike

täpsetelelike is an Estonian word that translates to "accurate" or "precise" in English. It is an adjective used to describe something that is exact, correct, or free from error. The word is derived from "täpselt," which means "exactly" or "precisely."

The term "täpsetelelike" can be applied in various contexts. For instance, it can describe measurements that are highly accurate, such as in scientific experiments or engineering. It can also refer to information that is correct and verifiable, like data in a report or facts in a news article. In everyday language, it might describe a person's actions or statements that are carefully considered and delivered without ambiguity.

The opposite of "täpsetelelike" would be words like "ebatäpne" (inaccurate) or "laialivalguv" (vague, sprawling). The concept of accuracy is important in many fields, and the Estonian language provides this specific adjective to convey that sense of exactness. Whether referring to a scientific measurement, a spoken word, or a written statement, "täpsetelelike" emphasizes a high degree of correctness and lack of deviation from the truth or intended meaning.