ülikiire

ülikiire is an Estonian word that translates to "super fast" or "extremely fast" in English. It is a compound word formed from "ül-" meaning "super" or "ultra" and "kiire" meaning "fast" or "quick." The term is commonly used in everyday language to describe something that is moving at an exceptionally high speed or happening very rapidly.

This word can be applied to a wide range of contexts. For example, one might describe a car as ülikiire if it is capable of very high speeds. Similarly, a process or event that occurs with remarkable celerity could be labeled ülikiire. It can also be used metaphorically to describe a rapid development or a quick reaction. The intensity conveyed by the prefix "ül-" emphasizes the exceptional nature of the speed.

In informal Estonian conversation, ülikiire serves as a vivid descriptor to express astonishment or admiration for swiftness. It is a colloquial term, often used to add emphasis and a touch of hyperbole to a statement about speed. While "kiire" itself means fast, "ülikiire" elevates that concept to a higher degree, signifying a level of speed that is beyond the ordinary. The word is easily understood by native Estonian speakers and clearly communicates the idea of extreme rapidity.