Jyrätty

Jyrätty is a Finnish verb meaning "to be rolled over," "to be crushed," or "to be steamrolled." It is the passive past participle of the verb jyrätä, which means "to roll over," "to crush," or "to steamroll." The word can be used in a literal sense to describe something that has been physically rolled over or crushed. For example, a car that has been in an accident might be described as jyrätty.

In a figurative sense, jyrätty can refer to a situation where someone or something has been overwhelmed or defeated decisively. It can imply a lack of resistance or a complete victory by one party over another. For instance, a political candidate who wins an election by a landslide might be described as having jyrätty the opposition. Similarly, a sports team that dominates an opponent could be said to have jyrätty them.

The concept of being jyrätty can also extend to ideas or movements that have been suppressed or rendered obsolete. If a new trend completely replaces an old one, the old trend might be considered jyrätty. The word carries a sense of finality and overwhelming force. It is a common term in everyday Finnish conversation and media.