häirivani

häirivani is a Finnish word that translates to "annoying" or "bothersome" in English. It describes something that causes irritation, disturbance, or inconvenience. The word can be used to describe a variety of situations, from minor nuisances to more significant disruptions.

For example, a constant loud noise from a construction site might be described as häirivä. Similarly, someone repeatedly interrupting a conversation could be considered häirivä. The word implies a negative impact on one's peace, comfort, or ability to concentrate.

The grammatical form "häirivä" is an adjective. The verb form is "häiritä," meaning to annoy, disturb, or bother. The noun form is "häirintä," which refers to harassment or molestation, often in a more serious context than the everyday use of "häirivä."

The context in which "häirivä" is used determines the severity of the annoyance. A small, recurring issue might be mildly häirivä, while a persistent and intrusive problem could be significantly häirivä. The word is a common part of everyday Finnish vocabulary for expressing displeasure with something disruptive.