üldisemasse

"Üldisemasse" is an Estonian word that translates to "more general" or "into the more general" in English. It is the inessive plural form of the adjective "üldine," which means general, common, or universal. The inessive case in Estonian indicates location within something. Therefore, "üldisemasse" signifies a movement or placement into a more encompassing or broader context, category, or situation.

The word is used to describe a transition from something specific to something more broadly applicable or common. For example, one might say that a discussion moved "üldisemasse" if it shifted from talking about individual instances to discussing overarching principles or trends. Similarly, in the context of data analysis, findings could be generalized "üldisemasse" to make broader conclusions. The word implies an expansion of scope or a move towards a less detailed, more abstract level of understanding or description. It is a functional adverbial phrase that conveys the idea of entering a wider domain.