äärmine

äärmine is an Estonian word that translates to "extreme" or "utmost" in English. It is an adjective used to describe a degree or intensity that is far from the average or moderate. The word can be applied to a wide range of contexts, from physical conditions to opinions and behaviors. For instance, one might refer to "äärmine temperatuur" (extreme temperature) to describe weather conditions that are unusually hot or cold. Similarly, "äärmine seisukoht" (extreme stance) refers to a viewpoint that is far from the mainstream or center.

The concept of äärmine often implies a deviation from the norm. It can be used to denote something that is at the very limit or end of a spectrum. In discussions about politics or social issues, the term äärmine is frequently used to characterize ideologies or actions that are considered radical or far-reaching. This can encompass both left-wing and right-wing extremism, depending on the context. The word emphasizes a departure from moderation and a commitment to a highly pronounced position or state.