Huonekalullinen

Huonekalullinen is a Finnish adjective that translates to "furnished" or "equipped with furniture." It is derived from the Finnish word "huonekalut," which means "furniture." The suffix "-llinen" is an adjectival suffix indicating possession or being equipped with something. Therefore, "huonekalullinen" describes a place, such as a room, apartment, or house, that contains furniture.

The term is commonly used in real estate listings and rental agreements to indicate that a property is being offered with furniture. For example, a listing might state "vuokrataan huonekalullinen asunto" meaning "furnished apartment for rent." This implies that the apartment comes with essential pieces of furniture like a bed, sofa, table, and chairs, although the exact items included can vary.

Conversely, the opposite of "huonekalullinen" is "kalustamaton" or "huonekaluton," meaning "unfurnished." When a property is described as unfurnished, it means that the tenant is expected to provide their own furniture. The distinction between furnished and unfurnished properties is a key factor for individuals seeking accommodation, as it impacts both cost and the effort required to move in. The term "huonekalullinen" simplifies this communication in the Finnish housing market.