kellertäviksi

kellertäviksi is a Finnish word that translates to "yellowing" or "becoming yellow" in English. It is a participial form, specifically the plural in the translative case, derived from the verb "kellertää" which means to yellow or to make something yellow.

The word is often used to describe a gradual change in color towards yellow. This can apply to a variety of subjects. For example, it might describe leaves on a tree that are beginning to turn yellow in autumn. It can also refer to paper that has yellowed with age, or to skin that has taken on a yellowish hue due to illness or other factors.

In a more abstract sense, "kellertäviksi" can imply a process of decay or deterioration where yellow is the indicative color. It suggests a transition from a brighter, perhaps healthier or fresher state, to one that is older, faded, or showing signs of decline. The translative case ending "-viksi" indicates the state or result of the action, meaning "into yellowing" or "as yellowing things." Therefore, the word describes multiple entities undergoing the process of turning yellow.