Puljereita

Puljereita is a term used in some Finnish dialects, particularly in Ostrobothnia, to refer to small, inexpensive items, often toys or trinkets, that are bought or given as gifts. The word is derived from the verb "puljere," which means to buy or purchase in a casual or somewhat frivolous manner. It can also refer to a collection of such small items.

These puljereita are typically not of high value or practical necessity. Instead, they are meant for amusement, as small tokens of affection, or as giveaways during celebrations. Examples might include candy, small plastic figures, stickers, or other novelties. The concept is closely tied to the idea of simple pleasures and is often associated with childhood or festive occasions like fairs or markets where such items are commonly sold. The term carries a connotation of lightheartedness and affordability.