kühju

Kähju is a term that can refer to several things, most commonly as a Finnish word. In its most direct translation, "kähju" can mean something that is rough, coarse, or unrefined. This description might be applied to materials, textures, or even behavior, suggesting a lack of smoothness or polish.

Beyond its literal meaning, "kähju" can also be used colloquially in Finnish to describe something that is messy or untidy. A room that is not in order, a tangled piece of string, or a disheveled appearance might all be described as "kähju." It implies a state of disarray or a lack of neatness.

In certain contexts, "kähju" might also carry a connotation of being a bit wild or untamed. This could relate to nature, where things are not manicured or controlled, or it could refer to a person's spirited or unrestrained nature. The specific nuance of "kähju" often depends heavily on the surrounding words and the overall situation in which it is used.