pahuutta
Pahuutta is a Finnish noun that denotes evilness, wickedness, or moral wrongdoing. It refers to the state or quality of being morally bad and to acts or intentions that cause harm or violate ethical norms. In everyday Finnish, pahuutta is often contrasted with hyvyyttä (goodness). The term is used in ethical discussion, religious discourse, literature, and journalism to indicate moral judgment about actions or character.
The word derives from the adjective paha, meaning bad or evil, with the abstract-noun suffix -uutta, yielding
In philosophy and theology, pahuutta is used when addressing the nature of evil, moral responsibility, and the
In ordinary language, pahuutta appears in statements about conduct or character, serving as a label for actions