harmaa
Harmaa is a native Finnish adjective meaning gray, a color that lies between white and black. It is used to describe objects, surfaces, and lighting that have a neutral or intermediate shade. In Finnish color terminology, harmaa is commonly combined with other words to form compound colors such as vaaleanharmaa (light gray) and tummanharmaa (dark gray), or phrases like harmaan sävy (a shade of gray).
The word is inflected according to Finnish grammar. For example: nominative singular harmaa, genitive singular harmaan,
In addition to its literal color sense, harmaa is used metaphorically in Finnish. It can describe dullness
Harmaa also appears in related forms describing aging or color change, such as harmaantua (to turn gray)
In summary, harmaa denotes gray in color terms, supports various grammatical forms, and carries both literal