Yksellätyylisen

Yksellätyylisen is a Finnish adjective that translates to "lonely" or "solitary" in English. It is derived from the word "yksin," meaning "alone." The suffix "-llätyylisen" indicates a state of being or a characteristic.

This adjective can be used to describe a person who is physically alone, or it can describe a feeling of loneliness or isolation. For example, one might say "hän tunsi itsensä yksellätyyliseksi" which translates to "he/she felt lonely." It can also describe things or places that are isolated or lack company, such as a "yksellätyylinen talo" (a solitary house) on a hill.

The concept of "yksellätyylinen" can carry different connotations depending on the context. It can imply sadness and a desire for companionship, or it can suggest a peaceful, self-sufficient state of being alone. The emotional weight of the word is often determined by the surrounding words and the overall sentiment of the sentence. In Finnish culture, while solitude can be valued, prolonged or unwanted loneliness is generally seen as a negative experience. The adjective is a common way to express this nuanced feeling in the language.