Ihmeellisiä

ihmeellisiä is a Finnish word. It is the plural form of the adjective ihmeellinen. The singular form, ihmeellinen, translates to wonderful, marvelous, or amazing in English. Therefore, ihmeellisiä refers to multiple things or beings that are wonderful, marvelous, or amazing.

This adjective can be used to describe a wide range of subjects. For instance, one might say "ihmeellisiä kukkia" which translates to "wonderful flowers," or "ihmeellisiä ihmisiä" meaning "amazing people." The context in which ihmeellisiä is used will determine the precise nuance of its meaning, but it generally conveys a strong sense of awe or positive admiration.

The word originates from the Finnish noun "ihme," which means wonder or miracle. The suffix "-llinen" is a common adjectival suffix in Finnish, indicating possession of the quality described by the root word. Thus, ihmeellinen literally means "having wonder" or "like a wonder." Ihmeellisiä simply extends this to the plural.

In everyday Finnish conversation, ihmeellisiä is a versatile term used to express delight, surprise, or deep appreciation for something extraordinary. It is a common and positive descriptor in the Finnish language.