ylellisinä

Ylellisinä is a Finnish word that translates to "luxurious," "lavish," or "sumptuous" in English. It is the plural form of the adjective "ylellinen." This word is used to describe things that are exceptionally fine, grand, and often expensive, exceeding ordinary standards of comfort or elegance. It can be applied to a wide range of contexts, from material possessions to experiences.

For instance, one might describe a hotel suite as ylellisinä if it features high-quality furnishings, abundant amenities, and a generally opulent atmosphere. Similarly, a meal could be described as ylellisinä if it involves rare ingredients, meticulous preparation, and an elaborate presentation. The term evokes a sense of indulgence and a departure from the mundane.

In its grammatical form, "ylellisinä" is the adessive plural case of "ylellinen." This means it indicates something being possessed by or located with multiple luxurious entities or in a luxurious manner. For example, "kodit olivat ylellisinä sisustettuina" would translate to "the homes were decorated luxuriously." The word carries connotations of wealth, refinement, and a high degree of comfort or pleasure. It signifies a level of quality and experience that is beyond the ordinary and often associated with special occasions or a particularly high standard of living.