lämpöstä

lämpöstä is a Finnish word that can be translated as "warmish" or "somewhat warm." It is a diminutive form of the word "lämmin," which means "warm." The suffix "-stä" is often used in Finnish to indicate a lesser degree of something, similar to the English suffix "-ish."

The word lämpöstä is commonly used in everyday conversation to describe a temperature that is not quite hot but also not cool. For example, one might say "Onpa lämpöstä tänään" which translates to "It's rather warm today." It can also be used to describe the temperature of objects or food. If a cup of coffee is still warm but not hot, one might describe it as "lämpöstä kahvia."

The usage of lämpöstä is generally informal. In more formal contexts, or when a more precise description of temperature is needed, other words might be used. However, for casual communication, lämpöstä serves as a useful and common descriptor for a mild, pleasant warmth. It conveys a sense of comfort and a temperature that is neither too cold nor too hot.