rauhoittumattomiä

The Finnish word "rauhoittumattomia" is the plural partitive form of the adjective "rauhoittumaton." This adjective translates to "uncalmable," "unsettled," or "restless" in English. It describes something or someone that is not easily soothed or pacified. The word itself is a compound, derived from "rauhoittua" (to calm down) and the negative suffix "-maton" (without or -less). The partitive case is used in Finnish to indicate an indefinite quantity or when referring to something in a general or partial sense. Therefore, "rauhoittumattomia" refers to multiple instances or aspects of being uncalmable. One might encounter this term when discussing restless children, agitated animals, or even an unsettled atmosphere. It signifies a persistent state of not finding peace or tranquility. The concept is fundamental in understanding descriptions of emotional or physical states in Finnish, highlighting a lack of inner peace or stillness.