Parannellut

Parannellut is a Finnish word that translates to "faulty," "defective," or "malfunctioning." It is commonly used in everyday language to describe objects, systems, or even people that are not working as intended. For example, one might say their car is parannellut if it is not starting or running smoothly. Similarly, a computer program might be described as parannellut if it is crashing or producing errors.

In a more abstract sense, parannellut can also refer to flaws in reasoning or judgment. If someone makes a poor decision or exhibits flawed logic, their thinking could be described as parannellut. This usage implies a deviation from what is considered correct or sound.

The word is derived from the Finnish verb "parannella," which means "to mend" or "to fix." Therefore, "parannellut" suggests something that is broken or not in its proper condition, requiring repair or correction. It is a versatile term used to express a lack of functionality, completeness, or correctness in a variety of contexts.