tähdittävä

tähdittävä is a Finnish word that translates to "starry" or "adorned with stars." It is primarily used as an adjective to describe something that has stars on it, is covered in stars, or resembles stars. This can be applied to a variety of contexts, both literal and figurative.

In a literal sense, tähdittävä can describe a night sky that is full of stars, a piece of fabric with star patterns, or a decoration that incorporates star shapes. For example, one might say "tähtitaivas" for a starry sky or "tähditetty mekko" for a dress adorned with stars.

Figuratively, tähdittävä can be used to convey a sense of wonder, brilliance, or exceptional quality. It might describe a particularly impressive performance, a dazzling display, or something that shines brightly in its excellence. The word evokes a sense of something special and elevated, much like the celestial bodies it refers to.

The grammatical form "tähdittävä" is the partitive singular of the adjective "tähditetty," meaning "starred" or "star-studded." This form is often used when referring to a quantity of something that is starry, or in certain grammatical constructions where the partitive is required. The word originates from "tähti," meaning "star."