myöhäisillä

Myöhäisillä is a Finnish word that translates to "late ones" or "the late ones" in English. It is a plural form derived from the adjective "myöhäinen," meaning late. The term can be used in various contexts to refer to individuals or things that are characterized by lateness.

In a general sense, "myöhäisillä" can describe people who consistently arrive late for appointments, work, or social events. It might also be used to refer to those who are late bloomers, achieving success or milestones later in life than their peers. The word carries a neutral connotation, simply stating a fact of being late without inherent judgment.

Beyond people, "myöhäisillä" can also apply to phenomena that occur later than expected. For instance, it could refer to late-season crops, late-blooming flowers, or even late arrivals of public transportation. The context in which the word is used clarifies its specific meaning. The plural form indicates that there is more than one subject exhibiting this characteristic of being late. The grammatical structure of Finnish allows for different case endings to be added to the word, further modifying its meaning and function within a sentence.