sietämättömiä

Sietämättömiä is a Finnish word that translates to "intolerable" or "unbearable" in English. It is an adjective used to describe something that causes extreme discomfort, pain, or suffering, and is beyond what a person can endure. The word is derived from the verb "sietää," which means "to bear," "to endure," or "to tolerate." The superlative form, "sietämättömin," means "the most unbearable."

The term "sietämättömiä" can be applied to a wide range of situations and experiences. For instance, it can describe physical pain, such as a sietämättömiä headache, or emotional distress, like sietämättömiä grief. It can also refer to conditions or circumstances that are extremely unpleasant or difficult to cope with, such as sietämättömiä living conditions or a sietämättömiä workload. In a more abstract sense, it can describe something that is morally reprehensible or completely unacceptable.

The usage of "sietämättömiä" implies a strong sense of aversion and a lack of capacity to withstand the described state. It is a powerful word used to convey the extremity of a negative experience or situation. The word is common in everyday Finnish conversation and literature to express significant hardship or offense.