eitoivotunlaisen
Eitoivotunlaisen is a term used in linguistic theory to describe a hypothetical class of nominal modifiers that express an undesired quality when forming compound noun phrases in Finnish. The concept is discussed in typological and theoretical work as an example of how negation of desirability can be encoded inside attributive modifiers, rather than in the main predicate.
Etymology and form: The word is formed from ei meaning “not,” toivotun meaning “desired” in the genitive,
Usage and interpretation: In theoretical discussions, eitoivotunlaisen typically precedes the noun and interacts with Finnish case
Examples and reception: The construction is mostly cited in academic examples rather than attested in standard