Epätyytyväinen

Epätyytyväinen is a Finnish adjective that translates to "dissatisfied" or "discontent" in English. It describes a state of not being pleased or happy with a particular situation, outcome, or object. The word is formed by combining the prefix "epä-" which indicates negation or opposition, and the noun "tyytyväinen," meaning "satisfied" or "content."

This adjective can be applied in various contexts. For instance, one might be epätyytyväinen with their job performance, a service they received, or even a personal relationship. It signifies a lack of fulfillment and a feeling that things could or should be better. The degree of dissatisfaction can vary, from mild annoyance to significant unhappiness.

The opposite of epätyytyväinen is tyytyväinen, meaning satisfied or content. When a person is no longer epätyytyväinen, they have reached a state of satisfaction. Understanding epätyytyväinen is key to grasping nuances in Finnish expressions related to emotions and opinions.