pitkähihaisissa

Pitkähihaisissa is a Finnish word that translates to "long-sleeved" in English. It is used as an adjective to describe clothing that has sleeves extending to the wrist. This type of garment is common in many cultures and is worn for a variety of reasons.

Long-sleeved clothing can provide warmth in cooler weather, protect the skin from the sun, or be a matter of personal style or cultural custom. Common examples of long-sleeved garments include shirts, sweaters, blouses, and dresses. The material and thickness of long-sleeved clothing can vary greatly depending on its intended purpose. For instance, a lightweight cotton long-sleeved shirt might be worn in warmer climates for sun protection, while a thick wool sweater with long sleeves is designed for cold weather.

In Finnish, "pitkähihaisissa" is the plural form of the adjective. It would be used when referring to multiple long-sleeved items or when describing someone wearing long-sleeved clothing in general. For example, one might say "Hänellä oli yllään pitkähihaisissa" which means "She was wearing long-sleeved clothing." The term is straightforward and descriptive, clearly indicating the presence of long sleeves on an item of apparel.