lukuiset

Lukuiset is a Finnish word that translates to "numerous," "myriad," or "countless" in English. It is an adjective used to describe a quantity that is very large or too many to be easily counted. The word is derived from "luku," meaning "number" or "count."

In Finnish grammar, "lukuiset" is the nominative plural form of the adjective "lukuisa." It can be used to modify plural nouns, indicating that there are many of them. For example, one might say "lukuiset ihmiset" which means "numerous people." The word emphasizes abundance and variety.

The concept of "lukuiset" can be applied to a wide range of situations. It can describe a large number of objects, events, or abstract concepts. For instance, "lukuiset mahdollisuudet" translates to "numerous opportunities," suggesting a broad spectrum of choices available. Similarly, "lukuiset syyt" refers to "countless reasons" for something.

The usage of "lukuiset" often implies a positive or at least neutral abundance, rather than a negative overwhelming quantity, although context can shift this nuance. It is a common word in everyday Finnish conversation and writing, used to convey a sense of scale and multitude.