ülekülluslikku

Ülekülluslikku is an Estonian word that translates to "excessive" or "superabundant" in English. It describes a state of having more than is needed, often to the point of being overwhelming or wasteful. The word is derived from "üleküllus," which means abundance or plenty, with the suffix "-likku" indicating a quality or characteristic.

This term can be applied to various contexts. For instance, one might speak of an ülekülluslikku amount of food, suggesting that there is far too much for a given occasion. Similarly, it can describe an ülekülluslikku use of resources, implying that they are being depleted at an unsustainable rate. In a more abstract sense, it can refer to an ülekülluslikku display of emotion, meaning an overly demonstrative or exaggerated expression.

The connotation of ülekülluslikku is generally negative, highlighting the drawbacks associated with having too much. It suggests a lack of moderation and can imply a disregard for efficiency or necessity. While abundance itself is not always negative, the "ülekülluslikku" aspect emphasizes the point where abundance becomes detrimental or excessive. It is a descriptive term that points to a surplus that extends beyond what is practical, desirable, or sustainable.