Naurattava

Naurattava is a Finnish word that translates to "laughable" or "ridiculous" in English. It describes something that is so absurd or amusing that it provokes laughter. The word can be used in various contexts, from describing a funny situation to criticizing something perceived as silly or unworthy of serious consideration.

The adjective "naurattava" is derived from the verb "nauraa," meaning "to laugh." The suffix "-ttava" often indicates something that causes or is capable of causing the action of the base verb. Therefore, "naurattava" literally means something that "makes one laugh."

It can be applied to situations, actions, ideas, or even objects. For instance, a poorly executed plan might be described as naurattava, or a clumsy accident could be considered naurattava if it's not too serious. The tone conveyed by the word is generally lighthearted, though it can also carry a hint of derision depending on the context. It suggests an absence of seriousness or competence, leading to an amusing outcome.