Järkiperäisellä

Järkiperäisellä is a Finnish adjective that translates to "rational," "sensible," "logical," or "reasonable" in English. It describes something that is based on reason, sound judgment, and clear thinking, rather than on emotion, impulse, or superstition. The word is derived from "järki," meaning "reason" or "intellect," and the suffix "-peräisellä," indicating origin or basis.

When applied to a person, "järkiperäisellä" suggests someone who is thoughtful, pragmatic, and capable of making well-considered decisions. They are not easily swayed by irrational arguments or emotional appeals. In the context of an action or an idea, "järkiperäisellä" implies that it is well-founded, defensible, and makes sense. For example, a "järkiperäisellä" explanation is one that can be understood and accepted through logical reasoning.

The opposite of "järkiperäisellä" would be something described as emotional, impulsive, irrational, or absurd. The concept of "järkiperäisellä" is central to many philosophical and practical discussions, emphasizing the importance of intellect and reasoned thought in navigating the complexities of life and decision-making. It is a descriptor used to evaluate the soundness and credibility of thoughts, actions, and proposals.