tästi

Tästi is a Finnish word that translates to "tasty" or "delicious" in English. It is commonly used to describe food and beverages that are enjoyable to eat or drink. The word is an adjective and is used in everyday conversation to express satisfaction with the flavor of something. For example, one might say "Ruoka oli tästi" which means "The food was tasty."

The usage of tästi is similar to its English counterparts, conveying a positive sensory experience related to taste. It can be applied to a wide range of food items, from simple snacks to elaborate meals. The word is an integral part of Finnish culinary vocabulary and reflects a cultural appreciation for good food.

In addition to tästi, Finnish has other related words to describe taste, such as "hyvää" (good), "herkullista" (delicious, often implying something special or gourmet), and "maukkasta" (flavorful). However, tästi remains a very common and versatile descriptor for generally pleasing tastes. Its straightforward meaning makes it easily understood by native speakers and learners of Finnish alike.