sierä

Sierä is a Finnish word that refers to the udder of a female mammal, particularly a cow, goat, or sheep. It is the organ that produces milk. The term is commonly used in agricultural contexts and in discussions about dairy farming. In everyday Finnish language, "sierä" specifically denotes the mammary gland itself, rather than the collection of teats or the entire milk-producing apparatus, although in broader usage it can encompass these.

The word "sierä" is of Finnish origin and is deeply rooted in the country's agricultural heritage. Its usage reflects a practical and direct approach to describing animal anatomy relevant to farming and food production. Understanding the term "sierä" is important for comprehending Finnish agricultural terminology and discussions related to animal husbandry and dairy products. The health and functionality of the sierä are critical for milk yield and quality.