Tyhmäkulmaisia

Tyhmäkulmaisia is a Finnish term that translates to "stupid-angled" or "foolish-angled." It is primarily used in colloquial Finnish to describe objects, situations, or even people that are perceived as being poorly designed, awkward, or inconvenient due to their angles or proportions. The term carries a sense of mild exasperation or amusement at the perceived lack of common sense in the arrangement or shape of something.

For instance, a piece of furniture that is difficult to maneuver through a doorway because of its awkward shape might be described as tyhmäkulmainen. Similarly, a poorly designed tool that makes a task unnecessarily difficult due to its angles could also be labeled as such. The term is not typically used in formal contexts or in technical descriptions. It falls under the category of informal language used to express a subjective opinion about functionality or practicality. The perceived "stupidity" or "foolishness" refers to a perceived failure in design that leads to inconvenience.