jämäkät

Jämäkät is a Finnish adjective that translates to firm, solid, sturdy, or robust in English. It is commonly used to describe physical objects that are well-built and resistant to pressure or damage. For example, one might describe a well-made piece of furniture as jämäkkä, implying it is strong and durable. Similarly, a sturdy foundation or a solid structure can be described using this term.

Beyond physical objects, jämäkät can also be used to describe abstract concepts or qualities. In this context, it can refer to something that is resolute, determined, or unwavering. For instance, a person with a jämäkkä attitude is someone who is firm in their convictions and not easily swayed. A jämäkkä decision would be one that is decisive and not open to debate. The word conveys a sense of strength and stability, whether applied to tangible or intangible things. It suggests a lack of flimsiness or weakness.