hajuaistiin
Hajuaistiin is the illative singular form of hajuaisti, a Finnish noun meaning the sense of smell. In Finnish grammar, the illative case marks direction toward or into something, so hajuaistiin literally translates to “into the olfactory sense” or “to the sense of smell.” The base hajuaisti combines haju (smell) and aisti (sense) to denote the olfactory faculty.
The term is primarily found in technical, scientific, or literary contexts rather than in everyday speech. In
From a biological perspective, the sense of smell involves olfactory receptors in the nasal epithelium, signals
Related terms include hajuaisti (sense of smell), haju (smell, odor), and aisti (sense). The form illustrates Finnish