Vaarallisaksi

Vaarallisaksi is a Finnish word that translates to "dangerous" or "hazardous" in English. It is the essive plural form of the adjective "vaarallinen," which means dangerous. The essive case in Finnish describes a state or condition, and the plural form indicates that the danger applies to multiple entities or situations. Therefore, "vaarallisaksi" can be used to describe something that has become dangerous, is perceived as dangerous, or is being considered in its dangerous state, in a plural context.

This word is commonly used in various contexts to convey a sense of risk or threat. For example, it could be applied to a situation that has escalated to become dangerous, such as "liikenne muuttui vaarallisaksi" (the traffic became dangerous). It can also describe a group of objects or people that pose a danger, like "nämä kemikaalit ovat vaarallisaksi" (these chemicals are dangerous). The grammatical structure emphasizes the transformation into or the state of being dangerous. Understanding the nuances of Finnish grammatical cases, like the essive, is crucial for correctly interpreting the precise meaning of "vaarallisaksi" in different sentences.