tuuliset

Tuuliset is a Finnish adjective meaning windy. It describes weather or conditions characterized by wind and is used in everyday speech as well as in weather reporting. The base form in the singular is tuulinen, which denotes windiness.

The word is formed from the stem tuuli (wind) plus the suffix -nen to create tuulinen ("windy"). When describing multiple nouns, Finnish adjectives take the plural form tuuliset, as in tuuliset päivät (windy days) or tuuliset kelit (windy conditions). Finnish adjectives agree with the noun in number and case, not gender.

Common usage includes phrases such as tuuliset kelit, tuuliset päivät, and tuulinen sää. Tuuliset is used to emphasize the presence of wind in a given set of conditions, in contrast to descriptions that focus on temperature or precipitation. The term is widely understood in Finnish-language meteorology, journalism, and everyday language.

See also: tuuli, sää, kelit, tuulivoima.