tüüpilisem

Tüüpilisem is an Estonian adjective derived from the word "tüüpiline" which means typical. The suffix "-sem" is a comparative suffix in Estonian, indicating a greater degree of the quality described by the base adjective. Therefore, "tüüpilisem" translates to "more typical" or "more characteristic".

This word is used to compare two or more things or situations based on how well they represent a common or standard example. For instance, if one is discussing different types of housing, a particular apartment building might be described as "tüüpilisem" than a unique architectural design if it more closely resembles the average dwelling in the area. Similarly, in behavioral observations, a certain action could be considered "tüüpilisem" for a particular group if it occurs more frequently or is more representative of the group's general conduct.

The comparative nature of "tüüpilisem" requires context to understand which elements are being compared and on what criteria the "typicality" is being assessed. It is a common word in everyday Estonian, used in discussions ranging from subjective opinions to more objective analyses. It serves as a linguistic tool to articulate degrees of resemblance to a norm or an archetype.