Oksettavat

Oksettavat is a Finnish term that translates to "nauseating" or "disgusting" in English. It describes something that causes a strong feeling of revulsion or queasiness. This can be related to physical sensations, such as the smell of rotten food or the sight of something unpleasant, which can trigger a physical urge to vomit.

Beyond physical reactions, oksettavat can also describe something that is morally or ethically repulsive. For example, an act of cruelty or injustice might be described as oksettava, indicating that it is deeply offensive and unacceptable. The term conveys a strong negative emotional response, suggesting that the object or action is beyond mere dislike.

The intensity of the word "oksettavat" implies a significant level of aversion. It is not used for minor annoyances but for things that provoke a visceral and deeply negative reaction. In everyday Finnish conversation, it is a potent adjective used to express strong disapproval or disgust.