väheliikuv

väheliikuv is an Estonian adjective that translates to "slow-moving," " sluggish," or "inert" in English. It describes something that moves with little speed or energy, or a state of being characterized by a lack of motion. The term can be applied to both animate and inanimate objects. For example, one might describe a slow-moving river as "väheliikuv," or a person with low energy levels as having a "väheliikuv" demeanor.

In a broader sense, "väheliikuv" can also refer to a lack of progress or development. For instance, a business that is not growing or adapting might be described as having "väheliikuv" operations. Similarly, a societal or political situation that is stagnant could be characterized as "väheliikuv." The opposite of "väheliikuv" would be terms like "kiire," meaning fast, or "aktiivne," meaning active. The context in which "väheliikuv" is used is crucial for understanding its precise meaning.