Tuuliltaan

Tuuliltaan is a Finnish word that translates to "windy" or "windy conditions." It is commonly used to describe the weather, particularly when there is a noticeable presence of wind. The word is derived from "tuuli," meaning wind, and the grammatical case ending that indicates the presence or characteristic of something. For example, one might say "sää on tänään tuuliltaan" which means "the weather is windy today."

The intensity of the wind is often implied by the context in which "tuuliltaan" is used. While it generally suggests a moderate to strong breeze, it can also be used to describe more significant wind events. Understanding the nuances of Finnish weather terminology can be helpful for those living in or visiting Finland, as wind can significantly impact outdoor activities and comfort.

The word "tuuliltaan" is a simple yet effective descriptor for a common meteorological phenomenon. It is a fundamental part of everyday conversation when discussing atmospheric conditions in Finland. Its usage is straightforward and widely understood by native Finnish speakers.