Pitkänpalkinomainen

Pitkänpalkinomainen is a Finnish adjective that translates to "long-handled" or "possessing a long handle." It describes an object or tool that is characterized by its elongated handle. This term is commonly used in everyday language and technical contexts to specify the physical attribute of an item.

For example, a shovel or a broom might be described as pitkänpalkinomainen if its handle is notably long, providing greater reach or leverage for the user. In agricultural or construction settings, tools with pitkänpalkinomainen designs are often favored for tasks requiring extended reach or for improved ergonomics, reducing the need for bending or stooping.

The concept of pitkänpalkinomainen is straightforward, referring to the structural feature of having a long handle. This characteristic can influence the usability, efficiency, and safety of the object in question. While the literal translation is "long-handle-like," in practice, it directly denotes the presence of a long handle as a defining attribute.