päähakku
Päähakku is a Finnish term that translates to "head chopping" or "main cut" and primarily refers to a specific type of forest harvesting technique. It is characterized by the complete removal of the tree stem and branches at the stump. This method contrasts with selective logging where only certain trees are removed, or with methods that leave branches and tops behind.
In forestry, päähakku is often employed in clear-cutting operations where an entire area of trees is felled.
The term can also be used metaphorically in Finnish to describe a decisive or significant action, particularly