kulmakarvoon
Kulmakarvoon is the illative form of kulmakarva, a Finnish noun meaning eyebrow. In Finnish, the illative case marks direction toward or into a place or target, and kulmakarvoon is formed by adding the illative suffix -oon to the stem kulmakarva. Etymology: kulmakarva is a compound of kulma (corner, angle) and karva (hair), describing the hair at the corner of the eye.
Usage: The illative form is typically used with verbs of motion or aim toward a location. With
Pronunciation: The word is pronounced with primary stress on the first syllable: kul-MA-kar-voon.
Example: Hän piirsi kulmakarvoon tumman viivan. This translates as “He drew a dark line on the eyebrow.”