epätäydellisiksi

epätäydellisiksi is the allative plural form of the Finnish word "epätäydellinen," which translates to "imperfect" or "incomplete" in English. The allative case in Finnish indicates motion towards or into something, or in a more abstract sense, it can denote a state of being or a condition. Therefore, "epätäydellisiksi" literally means "into imperfect ones" or "to be imperfect."

This grammatical form is used when describing a transition or movement towards a state of imperfection. For example, one might say something is becoming epätäydellisiksi, implying a process of deterioration or a movement away from a state of completeness. It can also be used to describe the destination or goal of an action that leads to imperfection.

The concept of imperfection itself, as conveyed by "epätäydellinen," is broad. It can refer to a lack of completion, flaws, defects, or a deviation from an ideal standard. When combined with the allative plural case, "epätäydellisiksi," it signifies a plurality of entities or a multifaceted movement towards such a state. The context in which this word is used will determine the precise nuance of its meaning.