eihyväksyttäviä

eihyväksyttäviä is a Finnish word that translates to "unacceptable" or "not approved" in English. It is a negation of the word "hyväksyttävä," which means "acceptable" or "approved." The word is formed by adding the prefix "ei-" (no/not) to "hyväksyttävä." This prefix is a common way to create negative forms of adjectives and participles in Finnish.

The term "eihyväksyttäviä" can be used in various contexts to describe something that does not meet certain standards, regulations, or expectations. For instance, it could refer to actions that are considered morally wrong or legally prohibited, or to products that fail quality control tests. In a more abstract sense, it can also denote opinions or ideas that are deemed inappropriate or objectionable by a particular group or society.

The usage of "eihyväksyttäviä" implies a judgment or a decision has been made, deeming something as falling outside the bounds of what is permissible or desirable. It is a straightforward and definitive way to express disapproval or rejection in the Finnish language. The plural form "eihyväksyttäviä" is used when referring to multiple items or instances that are unacceptable.