mahtava
Mahtava is a Finnish adjective meaning great, mighty, or impressive. It is used to describe the quality, size, or impact of something, and can refer to people, events, objects, or experiences. In contemporary Finnish, mahtava functions similarly to the English “great” or “awesome,” though its tone can vary from formal to colloquial depending on context.
Etymology and related forms: Mahtava is derived from the noun mahti, meaning power or might, with the
Usage and grammar: As an adjective, mahtava agrees with the noun it modifies. Examples include: mahtava rakennus
Nuance and equivalents: Mahtava sits somewhere between “great” and “awesome” in English. It is common in everyday
Note: This entry reflects standard Finnish usage and may vary slightly by dialect or register.