jöissä

jäissä is a Swedish word that translates to "in ice" or "on ice" in English. It is most commonly used to describe a frozen state, referring to water that has turned solid due to cold temperatures. For example, a lake can be "jäissä" in winter, meaning it is frozen over. The word can also be used metaphorically to describe a situation that is stagnant or has come to a halt, akin to being "frozen" in place.

In a sporting context, "jäissä" can refer to playing on ice, such as in ice hockey. A team might be described as "jäissä" if they are currently playing on an ice rink. The term can also be used in a more general sense to describe something that is cold or chilled, though this usage is less frequent than its primary meaning of being frozen. The concept of being "jäissä" implies a lack of movement and a state of solidness, whether literally due to temperature or figuratively due to circumstances.