kuoppaiset

Kuoppaiset is a Finnish adjective derived from the noun "kuoppa," meaning hole or pit. It is used to describe something that is characterized by the presence of numerous holes or depressions. The term can be applied literally to surfaces such as roads, fields, or terrain that are uneven and riddled with potholes. For instance, a "kuoppainen tie" refers to a road with many potholes, making the journey bumpy and potentially difficult.

Figuratively, "kuoppaiset" can also describe situations or experiences that are marked by difficulties, setbacks, or imperfections. A project might be described as "kuoppainen" if it has encountered numerous obstacles and challenges during its development. Similarly, a person's life journey could be referred to as "kuoppainen" if it has been filled with hardship and adversity. The adjective conveys a sense of unevenness, irregularity, and the presence of obstacles, whether in a physical or metaphorical sense.