Puuska

Puuska is a Finnish word that can refer to several related concepts. Primarily, it is used to describe a sudden gust of wind. This can range from a mild, brief movement of air to a more forceful and noticeable disturbance. In a broader sense, "puuska" can also metaphorically describe a sudden burst of emotion or energy, such as a fit of anger or a surge of enthusiasm.

The word is commonly encountered in everyday Finnish conversation when discussing weather. For example, someone might say "tuli kova puuska" meaning "a strong gust came." The term can also be used in more poetic or literary contexts to evoke a sense of fleetingness or sudden change.

Beyond its direct translation and metaphorical uses, "puuska" might also appear in specific idiomatic expressions or regional dialects, though its core meaning remains tied to the idea of a sudden impulse or movement. Understanding the context is key to correctly interpreting the nuances of the word "puuska."