Kylmimmät

Kylmimmät is a Finnish word that translates to "the coldest" in English. It is the superlative form of the adjective "kylmä," meaning cold. This word is used to describe the absolute lowest temperature in a given context, whether it refers to a specific location, a period of time, or a general phenomenon.

In meteorological discussions, "kylmimmät" might be used to pinpoint the coldest recorded temperature in a particular region over a season or a year. For instance, a weather report could state that "this winter brought the kylmimmät temperatures seen in decades." It can also be used in a more figurative sense, such as describing the "kylmimmät" emotions someone might feel, implying extreme sadness or indifference. The word's grammatical form changes depending on its use in a sentence, but its core meaning remains the superlative of coldness. Its usage is common in everyday Finnish conversation and in descriptive contexts across various media.