Pylvälle

Pylvälle is a Finnish slang term that translates roughly to "drunk" or "intoxicated." It describes a state of being under the influence of alcohol, often implying a significant level of impairment. The word is informal and commonly used in casual conversation among Finnish speakers.

The degree of intoxication described by pylvälle can vary. It might refer to someone who is simply feeling the effects of alcohol, or it could describe someone who is heavily intoxicated and experiencing significant loss of coordination and judgment. The context of the conversation usually clarifies the specific level of drunkenness implied.

While pylvälle is a widely understood term within Finnish slang, it is not a formal word and would not be found in standard dictionaries. Its usage is primarily in informal settings, among friends, or in colloquial speech. Similar to slang terms for intoxication in other languages, its use can range from lighthearted to critical, depending on the speaker's intent and the social situation. The word itself does not carry strong negative connotations but is simply descriptive of a particular state.