vähäisissä

vähäisissä is a Finnish word that translates to "in little," "in small amounts," or "insignificant" in English. It is the inessive plural form of the adjective vähäinen, which means "small," "little," or "minor." The inessive case in Finnish is used to indicate that something is located within or inside something else, often translated as "in" or "inside." Therefore, vähäisissä literally means "in small things" or "in minor matters."

This word is commonly used in contexts where something is considered to be of little importance, quantity, or consequence. For example, one might say "älä välitä vähäisissä" which translates to "don't worry about the little things." It can also refer to a situation where something is occurring within a limited or reduced scope. The usage of vähäisissä emphasizes a sense of smallness or insignificance within a particular context. It's a versatile word that can apply to abstract concepts like worries or problems, as well as to physical quantities when they are minimal.