Kuuloisista

Kuuloisista is a Finnish word that translates to "audible" or "that can be heard" in English. It is the plural form of the adjective "kuuluva," which means audible or belonging to. The word is used to describe sounds or phenomena that are perceptible by the ear. For example, one might say "kuuloisista äänistä" to refer to audible sounds.

The concept of kuuloisista is fundamental in acoustics and audiology. It distinguishes sounds that are within the range of human hearing from those that are not, such as infrasound or ultrasound. The intensity and frequency of a sound determine its audibility. Sounds above a certain decibel level are considered too loud and can be damaging to hearing, while sounds below a certain decibel level are too quiet to be perceived. Similarly, sounds outside the typical human frequency range of 20 Hz to 20,000 Hz are generally not considered kuuloisista.

In everyday language, kuuloisista is used to describe anything that produces a noticeable sound. A "kuuluisa" object is one that makes a sound. The word can also be used metaphorically to describe something that is noticeable or apparent, even if it is not a literal sound. For instance, a significant change in a situation might be described as "kuuluisa," meaning it is readily apparent.