tõelisemad

Tõelisemad is an Estonian word that translates to "more real" or "truer" in English. It is the comparative form of the adjective "tõeline," meaning "real" or "true." This grammatical construction is common in Estonian, allowing for nuanced expressions of comparison.

The word "tõelisemad" can be used in various contexts. For instance, one might discuss two events and state that one was "tõelisemad" than the other, implying a greater degree of authenticity or impact. Similarly, in literature or art criticism, a reviewer might describe a portrayal as "tõelisemad," suggesting it captures a deeper or more accurate essence of its subject.

The concept of "more real" or "truer" can be subjective and philosophical. In everyday Estonian conversation, "tõelisemad" often serves a practical purpose to differentiate between degrees of reality or truth as perceived by the speaker. It allows for subtle distinctions when absolute truth or reality is not the focus, but rather a relative comparison is intended. The use of "tõelisemad" demonstrates the flexibility of the Estonian language in conveying comparative judgments.