väliskõrgus

Väliskõrgus, a term in Estonian, translates to "external height" or "outer height" in English. It is a general descriptor used to indicate the height of an object or structure as measured from its outermost points. This measurement is distinct from internal dimensions or the height of specific components within a larger entity.

In architectural contexts, väliskõrgus would refer to the total height of a building from the ground level to the highest point of its roof or any crowning element. For furniture, it might signify the height of the piece from the floor to its uppermost surface. In the context of natural formations, such as a cliff face, väliskõrgus would denote its overall vertical dimension. The precise definition and method of measurement can vary depending on the specific field or application, but the core concept remains consistent: measuring the maximum vertical extent of something. It is a straightforward measurement used for comparison, planning, and understanding spatial properties.