ülekülluslikud

The Estonian word "ülekülluslikud" is the plural form of the adjective "ülekülluslik". It translates to "excessive," "superfluous," "redundant," or "overabundant" in English. This term is used to describe something that is more than necessary, to the point of being perhaps even a burden or a waste.

For instance, one might describe "ülekülluslikud" decorations as being too many and detracting from the overall aesthetic rather than enhancing it. Similarly, "ülekülluslikud" details in a narrative could mean too much information that slows down the plot or confuses the reader. The concept applies to physical objects, abstract ideas, and even behaviors.

The usage of "ülekülluslikud" generally carries a slightly negative connotation, implying a lack of good judgment or restraint in quantity. It suggests a situation where less would have been more effective or desirable. Understanding this nuance is key to correctly interpreting its meaning in various contexts within the Estonian language.