väsyttäviä

Väsyttäviä is a Finnish word that translates to "tiring," "fatiguing," or "sleep-inducing" in English. It is an adjective used to describe something that causes tiredness or drowsiness. The word is derived from the Finnish verb "väsyä," meaning "to get tired" or "to become weary."

The term can be applied to a wide range of situations and things. For example, a long and arduous journey might be described as väsyttäviä. Similarly, a monotonous or repetitive task could also be considered väsyttäviä. In a biological context, certain substances or conditions can be väsyttäviä, leading to feelings of exhaustion or sleepiness.

The intensity of the tiredness described by väsyttäviä can vary. It can range from a mild sense of fatigue to profound exhaustion. The context in which the word is used generally clarifies the degree of tiredness implied.

In everyday conversation, "väsyttäviä" is a common adjective used to express the feeling of being tired or the quality of something that causes tiredness. It is a versatile word that effectively conveys the concept of fatigue in the Finnish language.