ehjästä

Ehjästä is a Finnish word that translates to "intact," "unbroken," or "whole" in English. It is a versatile adjective used to describe something that has not been damaged, broken, or compromised in any way. This can apply to physical objects, such as a vase that has remained ehjästä despite being dropped, or to more abstract concepts like a person's spirit or a promise that remains ehjästä.

The word is derived from the Finnish verb "eheä," which means to be intact or whole. The "-stä" ending indicates the elative case, suggesting movement from within or origin. Therefore, "ehjästä" can imply a state of being complete or a quality that originates from a state of wholeness.

In common usage, "ehjästä" conveys a sense of reliability and perfection. When something is described as ehjästä, it suggests it is in its original, unimpaired condition. For example, a car part might be described as ehjästä if it shows no signs of wear or damage. Similarly, a person's health could be referred to as ehjästä if they are in good physical and mental condition. The concept of ehjästä is often associated with value, as something that is intact is typically more desirable than something that is broken or incomplete.