Pilvetön

Pilvetön is a Finnish word that translates to "cloudless" in English. It is most commonly used to describe the sky, indicating a state of clear weather with no clouds present. For example, one might say "taivas on pilvetön" which means "the sky is cloudless." This phrase evokes imagery of a bright, sunny day, often associated with good weather conditions suitable for outdoor activities.

Beyond its literal meteorological meaning, "pilvetön" can also be used metaphorically. It can describe a situation or a feeling that is free from worries, troubles, or any negative elements. In this figurative sense, "pilvetön" suggests a state of peace, happiness, and unblemished serenity. For instance, a "pilvetön elämä" would imply a life without significant problems or sorrow. The word captures a sense of purity and freedom from obstruction, whether it refers to the atmospheric conditions or the state of one's mind or circumstances. Its usage, both literal and figurative, emphasizes a complete absence of anything that might obscure or disrupt a clear view or a peaceful existence.