vérét

Väärät is the plural nominative form of the Finnish adjective väärä, meaning wrong, false, or improper. It is used to describe plural nouns and can function as a predicate in sentences with a copula, for example Näin tiedot ovat väärät. The word covers both factual inaccuracy and normative judgments of wrongness, depending on the context.

In everyday language, väärät is common in phrases that distinguish correct from incorrect information or choices. Typical collocations include väärät tiedot (false information), väärät vastaukset (incorrect answers), väärät valinnat (wrong choices), and väärät päätökset (incorrect decisions). The adjective agrees with the noun it modifies in number and case; in predicate position, the plural nominative form väärät is often used, as in Ne ovat väärät.

Etymology: väärä is a native Finnish adjective with the same meaning across contexts, and väärät is simply its standard plural form. The term appears across formal and informal registers and is a common part of discussions about accuracy, logic, or ethics.

See also: virheellinen (incorrect, faulty), which emphasizes fault or error; väärä and virhe can convey overlapping but distinct nuances. Related phrases include väärä tieto, väärä valinta, and väärä ratkaisu, illustrating how the form functions across different nouns.