ühekõrvalise

ühekõrvalise is an Estonian word that translates to "one-sided" or "unilateral" in English. It is used to describe situations, actions, or relationships that involve only one party or perspective, lacking reciprocity or mutual involvement.

In a general context, ühekõrvalise can refer to a decision made by a single person or entity without consulting or considering others. For example, a government might implement a policy that is ühekõrvalise if it does not involve negotiation or agreement with other affected parties. Similarly, a conversation can be described as ühekõrvalise if only one person is speaking and the other is not contributing or participating.

In relationships, ühekõrvalise can denote an imbalance where one person gives more than they receive. This could apply to friendships, romantic partnerships, or even professional collaborations. A unilateral effort in such contexts often leads to dissatisfaction or a breakdown of the relationship.

The term can also be used in legal or political contexts to describe agreements or actions that are not binding on all parties involved or that are imposed by one side. Understanding the concept of ühekõrvalise highlights the importance of mutuality, balance, and shared participation in various aspects of life and society.