Ülenurkadesse

"Ülenurkadesse" is an Estonian word that translates literally to "into the corners." In a figurative sense, it describes a state of being pushed into a difficult or inescapable situation, often implying a sense of desperation or being cornered. It can also refer to a situation where someone is left with no other options or choices. The phrase is commonly used to describe political or economic predicaments where parties feel they have been forced into a disadvantageous position with limited room to maneuver. Similarly, it can be applied to personal conflicts or challenges where an individual feels trapped and unable to find a resolution. The implication is that one's back is against the wall, and any action taken is likely to be reactive rather than proactive. The feeling associated with "ülenurkadesse" is one of constraint and a lack of freedom.