puhalluksia

Puhalluksia is a Finnish term that broadly translates to "blowings," "puffs," or "gusts." It is often used in contexts related to wind, breath, or the emission of air.

In meteorology, puhalluksia refers to short, intermittent bursts of wind, distinguishing them from steadier breezes or strong, sustained gales. These gusts can vary in intensity and duration, and are a common atmospheric phenomenon.

The term can also describe the act of breathing out forcefully, such as when exhaling sharply to clear a surface or to express exertion or surprise. In a more figurative sense, puhalluksia might describe the sound of wind blowing through an object or a musical instrument.

Additionally, puhalluksia can be used in a more general sense to denote any light expulsion of air, such as the blowing of dust or the puffing of smoke. The specific meaning is usually clarified by the surrounding context.