vaikeaselkoisilta

vaikeaselkoisilta is a Finnish adjective meaning "difficult to understand" or "obscure." It is derived from the compound word "vaikeaselkoisuus," which refers to the quality of being difficult to understand. The word is typically used to describe something that is complex, ambiguous, or not clearly expressed, making it challenging for the listener or reader to grasp its meaning.

This adjective can be applied to a wide range of subjects, including language, art, music, or even abstract concepts. For example, a piece of literature might be described as vaikeaselkoisilta if its prose is convoluted or its themes are not readily apparent. Similarly, an abstract painting could be considered vaikeaselkoisilta if its meaning is not immediately obvious to the viewer. In everyday conversation, one might use the term to describe a confusing explanation or a convoluted argument. The opposite of vaikeaselkoisilta would be selkeä or helppo ymmärtää, meaning "clear" or "easy to understand."