kydistellään

kydistellään is a Finnish word that translates to "it is being mistreated" or "it is being treated poorly." It is the passive present participle of the verb kydistää, which means to mistreat or treat poorly. The word can be used to describe a person, animal, or object that is being treated unfairly or cruelly.

For example, one might say "koiraa kydistellään" which means "the dog is being mistreated." This could refer to a dog that is being beaten, neglected, or otherwise treated in a way that causes it harm or suffering. Similarly, one might say "lapsia kydistellään" meaning "the children are being mistreated," which could refer to abuse or neglect in a household.

The word kydistellään can also be used in a more metaphorical sense. For instance, if a valuable piece of art is being displayed in a way that detracts from its beauty or significance, one might say "taidetta kydistellään" meaning "the art is being mistreated." This implies that the art is not being given the respect or proper care it deserves.

The concept of mistreatment, conveyed by kydistellään, is a serious one and often carries legal and ethical implications. Societies typically have laws and social norms in place to protect individuals and entities from mistreatment. The word itself highlights the passive nature of the suffering, suggesting that the mistreatment is occurring without the active consent or participation of the one being mistreated.