Kohdekieliselle

Kohdekieliselle is a term used in Finnish to describe a type of traditional Finnish sauna, which is a communal space for relaxation and socializing. The term "kohdekieliselle" specifically refers to a sauna that is designed for a specific group or purpose, such as a workplace, school, or community center. These saunas are often smaller and more intimate than public saunas, and they may have unique features tailored to the needs of their users.

Kohdekieliselle saunas are typically heated by wood or electricity, and they may include features such as a separate room for changing clothes, a bench for sitting, and a small area for storing personal items. The sauna itself is usually a small room with a low ceiling, and it may have a bench or a few chairs for sitting. The temperature in a kohdekieliselle sauna is typically higher than in a public sauna, and users are expected to spend a shorter amount of time in the sauna.

The use of kohdekieliselle saunas has been declining in recent years due to changes in Finnish society and culture. However, they remain an important part of Finnish history and tradition, and they continue to be used by some communities and organizations. The term "kohdekieliselle" is not commonly used outside of Finland, and it may not be familiar to speakers of other languages.