nenäliinaa
Nenäliinaa is the Finnish word for a handkerchief. It refers to a piece of cloth, typically square, used for wiping the nose, eyes, or face. Historically, handkerchiefs were made from linen or cotton and were often elaborately decorated or embroidered. In some cultures, they carried symbolic meanings related to romance, mourning, or social status.
The primary function of a nenäliinaa is hygiene, serving as a disposable or washable alternative to using
The term nenäliinaa itself is a compound word in Finnish, where "nenä" means nose and "liina" means