tõenäoliseks

Tõenäoliseks is an Estonian word that translates to "likely" or "probable" in English. It is an adverb used to describe the chance or possibility of something happening. For example, one might say, "Tõenäoliseks, et sajab vihma," meaning "It is likely to rain." The word is derived from the adjective "tõenäoline," which means "likely" or "probable."

The concept of probability is fundamental in many fields, including statistics, mathematics, and science. In everyday language, "tõenäoliseks" is used to express a degree of certainty about a future event or a past occurrence. It suggests that there is a significant chance of something being true or happening, but it does not guarantee it.

The word can be used in various contexts. For instance, in meteorology, a forecast might state that it is "tõenäoliseks" that there will be sunny weather. In finance, an analyst might assess the "tõenäoliseks" outcome of an investment. In social sciences, researchers might consider the "tõenäoliseks" causes of a particular phenomenon. The degree of likelihood can range from low to high, and context often clarifies the specific level of probability being conveyed.