intiimejä
Intiimejä is the partitive plural form of the Finnish adjective intiimi, meaning intimate or private. In Finnish, adjectives decline to agree with the noun they describe, so intiimejä is used before plural nouns in the partitive case. The sense can cover private moments, relationships, memories, or experiences as well as items of intimate apparel when the context is clothing.
Etymology and usage: intiimi derives from the French intime, itself from the Latin intimus, meaning innermost
Grammatical notes: intiimejä functions as an adjective in the partitive plural and typically precedes a plural
See also: intiimi (intimate), intiimiyden (privacy/relational context), alusvaatteet (underwear).
Intiimejä appears in literary, media, and everyday Finnish to denote privacy, closeness, or items associated with