märjää

märjä is a Finnish word that primarily translates to "wet" or "damp" in English. It describes a state of being saturated with moisture. The term can be applied to various contexts, such as the ground after rain, clothing that has been exposed to water, or even food that is overly moist.

In a more figurative sense, märjä can sometimes imply a state of being sluggish or dispirited, akin to feeling "bogged down" or uninspired. However, the literal meaning of being wet is far more common. The word is a fundamental part of the Finnish vocabulary and is frequently used in everyday conversation and descriptive writing. Its usage is generally straightforward and its meaning is easily understood by native Finnish speakers.