üldinimlikud
Üldinimlikud is an Estonian term used in philosophy, anthropology and sociology to denote traits, values, or capacities that are argued to be shared by humans across cultures. It is the plural form of üldinimlik and is commonly combined with nouns such as omadused (traits), õigused (rights), or vajadused (needs) to form phrases like üldinimlikud omadused, meaning "universal human traits."
Grammar and usage note: The adjective üldinimlik agrees with the noun it modifies in number and case;
Usage and debates: In scholarly discourse, üldinimlikud attributes are invoked to justify universal rights, humanitarian ethics,
See also: universalism, cross-cultural psychology, human rights, moral universals.