eisuotuisista

Eisuotuisista is a Finnish expression used primarily in discussions of weather, agriculture, and risk assessment to denote conditions or outcomes that are not favorable. The form typically appears in plural/genitive constructions such as eisuotuisista sääolosuhteista or eisuotuisista ilmastollisista tekijöistä, translating roughly to “unfavorable weather conditions” or “not favorable factors.” The term is not standard in Finnish dictionaries but has gained usage in academic and policy literature to concisely contrast favorable scenarios with their opposites.

Etymology and usage notes: the word is built from ei-, meaning “not,” and suotuisa, meaning “favorable,” with the suffix -ista forming a modifier or noun phrase in plural/genitive contexts. Because Finnish adjectives agree with the noun they modify, the exact form eisuotuisista will vary with the case and number of the head noun. In practice, it appears most often in scientific or planning texts to refer to factors or conditions that reduce performance, yield, or safety.

Contexts and examples: eisuotuisista is commonly used when contrasting favorable and unfavorable conditions in risk models, climate projections, or agricultural planning. The exact sense depends on the noun it accompanies; it may refer to weather, market conditions, or operational circumstances. Example: Tarkastelut osoittavat eisuotuisista sääolosuhteista johtuvia riskejä.

See also: suotuisa, sääolosuhteet, riskinarviointi.