Tuorikkaasti

Tuorikkaasti is a Finnish word that functions as an adverb. It describes a manner of doing something. Specifically, it denotes acting in a way that is heavy, clumsy, or awkward. It can also imply a lack of grace or finesse.

The word is derived from the Finnish adjective "tuorikas," which shares the same root meaning of heaviness or clumsiness. When used, "tuorikkaasti" suggests that an action is performed without skill or elegance, perhaps even with a noticeable lack of coordination.

For example, one might say someone walked "tuorikkaasti" if their gait was heavy and unrefined. Similarly, a task performed "tuorikkaasti" would be done in a way that appears labored and not particularly well-executed. The term does not necessarily imply malicious intent, but rather a deficiency in physical dexterity or stylistic smoothness. It is a descriptive word used to convey a particular impression of movement or action.