Epätarkalla

Epätarkalla is a Finnish word. It is the adessive plural form of the adjective epätarkka, which means imprecise, vague, or blurry. The adessive case in Finnish indicates location or accompaniment, often translating to "on," "at," or "with." Therefore, "epätarkalla" literally means "on imprecise," "at imprecise," or "with imprecise."

In practical usage, "epätarkalla" describes a situation or state where something lacks clarity or definition. For example, if someone is describing a memory that is not clear, they might say it is "epätarkalla." Similarly, a photograph that is out of focus could be described as being "epätarkalla." The word conveys a sense of vagueness or lack of sharp detail.

The adjective "epätarkka" itself can be applied to various contexts. It can describe visual elements, such as blurry images or unfocused objects. It can also refer to abstract concepts, like vague instructions, unclear explanations, or imprecise measurements. The adessive plural form "epätarkalla" extends this meaning to plural subjects or situations involving multiple instances of imprecision.