epätyydytyneinä

Epätyydytyneinä is a Finnish word that translates to "unsatisfied" or "discontented" in English. It is the plural past passive participle form of the verb epätyydyttää, which means "to dissatisfy" or "to displease." Therefore, epätyydytyneinä refers to a state of being in which a group of people or things are not satisfied or pleased.

The word can be used in various contexts to describe a lack of fulfillment. For example, it could describe employees who are epätyydytyneinä with their working conditions, or customers who are epätyydytyneinä with a product or service. It can also be used in a more abstract sense, referring to a general feeling of dissatisfaction within a society or community. The adjective form, epätyytyväinen, refers to a single person who is unsatisfied. The concept of being epätyydytyneinä highlights a gap between expectations and reality, leading to a feeling of incompleteness or a desire for something more.