llässä

llässä is a Finnish word that can be translated to "look" or "see" in English, depending on the context. It is primarily used as an interjection to draw attention to something or to express surprise. For example, "llässä, mikä auto!" roughly translates to "Look, what a car!" or "See, what a car!". It can also be used to indicate understanding or realization, similar to saying "I see" or "Ah, I get it" in English.

The word is informal and commonly used in everyday spoken Finnish. Its usage is generally limited to casual conversations among friends or family. While "llässä" is a widely recognized and understood term, it is not typically found in formal writing or in official contexts. Its presence in the language highlights the expressive and often exclamatory nature of Finnish interjections. The exact origin of the word is not definitively known, but it shares characteristics with other Finnish interjections that serve to punctuate speech and convey emotion.