üliolulist

üliolulist is an Estonian adjective that translates to "extremely important," "paramount," or "crucial." It is a compound word formed from "üli," meaning "super" or "extremely," and "oluline," meaning "important." The term is used to emphasize the exceptional significance of something, indicating that it holds a very high priority or consequence.

This adjective is commonly employed in various contexts, including formal discussions, academic writing, and everyday conversation, to highlight the critical nature of a situation, task, or decision. For instance, one might describe a particular piece of evidence as ülioluline in a legal case, or a specific step in a project as ülioluline for its successful completion. The use of "ülioluline" conveys a stronger sense of urgency and necessity than simply saying "important." It suggests that neglecting or overlooking the subject in question could lead to significant negative outcomes. The word's structure, with the prefix "üli," amplifies the intensity of the inherent meaning of "oluline."