äratuntavamaks

"äratuntavamaks" is an Estonian word that translates to "more recognizable" or "more discernible" in English. It is the comparative form of the adjective "äratuntav," which means recognizable or discernible. This word is used to describe a state where something has become easier to identify or distinguish compared to a previous state.

For example, one might say that a person's handwriting has become "äratuntavamaks" over time, implying that it is now easier to tell who wrote it. Similarly, a company's logo might be described as "äratuntavamaks" after a successful marketing campaign, indicating that more people can now identify it. The word can also be applied to abstract concepts, such as a style or a trend becoming "äratuntavamaks" as it gains popularity and becomes more widespread.

The grammatical structure of "äratuntavamaks" is formed by taking the stem "äratuntav-" and adding the comparative suffix "-am" followed by the translative case ending "-ks." This grammatical construction is common in Estonian for expressing degrees of comparison. The word signifies a progression towards greater clarity or distinctiveness, making something stand out more clearly from its surroundings or from other similar entities.