Väsitavaid

Väsitavaid is a Finnish word that translates to "tiring" or "exhausting" in English. It is the plural form of the adjective väsitav. The word describes something that causes fatigue or makes one feel weary. This can refer to physical exertion, mental strain, or even a prolonged period of boredom.

For example, a long hike in the mountains could be described as väsitav matk, meaning a tiring hike. Similarly, a complex and demanding project at work might be considered väsitav töö, or exhausting work. The word can also be used to describe a situation or experience that drains one's energy. For instance, spending a day dealing with bureaucratic procedures could be considered väsitav päeva, a tiring day.

The root of the word is related to the verb väsima, which means "to get tired" or "to become weary." Therefore, väsitavaid directly relates to the state of being tired. Understanding this word provides insight into how Finnish speakers describe experiences that lead to a lack of energy or a feeling of depletion.