Tankillinen

Tankillinen is a Finnish term that translates literally to "a tankful" or "a full tank." It is most commonly used in the context of vehicles, referring to the amount of fuel required to completely fill the fuel tank of a car, motorcycle, or other motor vehicle. The price of a tankillinen can vary significantly depending on the current fuel prices, the size of the vehicle's fuel tank, and the type of fuel being purchased (e.g., gasoline, diesel).

In everyday conversation, Finns might say "tankillinen bensiiniä maksaa X euroa" which means "a tankful of gasoline costs X euros." It can also be used more broadly to describe a significant amount of something related to fuel consumption. For example, someone might talk about the cost of a long road trip in terms of how many tankfuls of fuel it required. The concept of a "tankful" is a practical measure for budgeting and understanding fuel expenses for vehicle owners.