koskemattomat
Koskemattomat is Finnish for “the untouchables” or “untouchable,” and is used both as an adjective and a noun. The plural koskemattomat refers to people or groups considered inviolable or outside normal accountability, either literally (objects or people not to be touched) or metaphorically (those insulated from scrutiny).
Etymology: The term is derived from the adjective koskematon, meaning untouchable, formed with a negative sense
Usage: In journalistic and political discourse, koskemattomat describes individuals, institutions, or groups perceived as immune to
Related terms: koskemattomuus (immunity, inviolability). kosketa/koskea (to touch).
Note: This article focuses on the linguistic and discursive use of the term and does not cover