höyhenpeitteisiä

Höyhenpeitteisiä is a Finnish word that translates to "feathered" or "covered in feathers" in English. It is a descriptive term used to refer to animals that possess feathers, most notably birds. The term highlights the presence and extent of the feather covering on an animal's body.

When applied to birds, "höyhenpeitteisiä" emphasizes the plumage that provides insulation, aids in flight, and plays a role in display and camouflage. The word can describe the general state of a bird's covering, or it can be used to detail specific types of feathers or their arrangement. For instance, a bird with particularly dense or luxurious feathers might be described as being heavily "höyhenpeitteisiä".

Beyond birds, the term can be used metaphorically or in specific contexts to describe other creatures or objects that are covered in a material resembling feathers. However, its primary and most common usage is in ornithology and everyday language concerning avian life. The word is a straightforward adjective, indicating the state of being adorned with feathers.