üleliigseid

üleliigseid is an Estonian word that translates to "excessive," "superfluous," or "redundant" in English. It is an adjective that describes something that is more than is needed, wanted, or useful. The word is derived from "üleliigne," which means "excess" or "surplus."

The concept of "üleliigseid" can be applied in various contexts. In a literal sense, it can refer to having more of something than is practically necessary, such as having "üleliigseid" clothes or food. Figuratively, it can describe actions, words, or emotions that are considered unnecessary or excessive, such as "üleliigseid" emotions or "üleliigseid" efforts.

In Estonian grammar, "üleliigseid" is the plural form of the adjective "üleliigne." It would be used to describe multiple items or concepts that are considered excessive. For instance, one might say "need materjalid on üleliigseid" which translates to "these materials are excessive."

Understanding the meaning of "üleliigseid" is important for comprehending Estonian language and culture, as it highlights a focus on practicality and efficiency, avoiding waste and unnecessary expenditure of resources, be it material or otherwise. The term implies a deviation from a desired or optimal state by having a surplus that serves no beneficial purpose.