viejät
Viejät is a term that does not have a single, widely established meaning in Finnish-language use. In standard Finnish, the base form and meaning behind viejä or viejät are not part of the common lexicon, so when the form appears, it is usually as a loanword, a neologism, or a proper name rather than a conventional noun with a fixed definition. Consequently, its interpretation depends heavily on context.
Etymology and linguistic notes suggest that viejät resembles a plural formation—as Finnish plurals often end in
Possible usages range from a fictional group or faction in a literary or artistic work to a
Cultural and ethical considerations include awareness that terms referring to groups of people, such as elderly
See also: elderly people, multilingual borrowing, Finnish language, Spanish viejita/viejitas.