Isompikokoinen

Isompikokoinen is a Finnish adjective that translates to "larger-sized" or "big-sized" in English. It is used to describe objects, people, or animals that are of a greater size than what is considered average or typical within their category. The word is formed by combining "isompi" (larger) and "kokoinen" (sized).

When referring to people, isompikokoinen often implies a heavier build or a taller stature, or a combination of both. It is generally a neutral term, avoiding the potentially negative connotations that might be associated with words like "fat" or "obese." In clothing, isompikokoinen refers to larger sizes, often encompassing a range of body types.

In the context of objects, isompikokoinen might describe a larger version of a product, such as a family-sized package of food or a larger model of a car. Similarly, when used for animals, it would indicate an individual that is bigger than the average for its species. The specific meaning and implication of isompikokoinen can depend on the context in which it is used.