kuurasta
Kuurasta is a Finnish term that translates to "frost" in English. It specifically refers to a thin, crystalline layer of ice that forms on surfaces when moist air comes into contact with a surface that is below the freezing point of water. This process is known as deposition or desublimation, where water vapor in the air directly turns into ice without first becoming liquid water.
This type of frost is typically delicate and feathery in appearance, often forming intricate patterns on objects
The presence of kuurasta is a common sign of cold temperatures and can contribute to the aesthetic