iirittäviä

iirittäviä is a Finnish word that translates to "irritating" or "annoying" in English. It is an adjective used to describe something or someone that causes annoyance, vexation, or displeasure. The word can be applied to a wide range of situations, from minor inconveniences to more significant sources of frustration.

For instance, a persistent noise might be described as iirittävä. Similarly, a person's behavior, if it repeatedly bothers others, could be deemed iirittävä. The intensity of the irritation can vary, and the word is generally used in everyday conversation.

The etymology of iirittäviä is rooted in the verb "iirittää," which means to irritate or annoy. The adjective form, iirittäviä, is the plural or genitive form of the noun "iirittyvä," meaning something that is liable to be irritated. However, in common usage, iirittäviä functions directly as an adjective describing the quality of being irritating. It is a versatile word that captures a common human experience of being bothered by external factors.