huolille

Huolille is a Finnish word that translates to "worries" or "concerns" in English. It is a plural noun and refers to a state of unease or anxiety about something that might happen or about a current situation. The singular form of the word is "huoli," meaning a single worry.

In everyday Finnish conversation, "huolille" is often used to express that someone is troubled or vexed. For example, one might say "Minulla on paljon huolille" which means "I have a lot of worries." It can also be used in the context of seeking reassurance or advice, such as "Älä ota huolille" meaning "Don't worry" or "Don't let it concern you."

The concept of "huolille" encompasses a broad range of negative emotions, from mild apprehension to significant distress. The intensity and nature of these worries can vary greatly depending on the individual and the circumstances. Finnish culture, like many others, acknowledges the presence and impact of worries on well-being, and the word "huolille" is a fundamental part of expressing and discussing these feelings. It is a common term used in discussions about personal challenges, family matters, and societal issues.