ymmäkää

ymmäkää is a Finnish word that translates to "understandable" or "comprehensible" in English. It is an adjective derived from the verb "ymmärtää," meaning "to understand." The word is used to describe something that can be grasped or perceived by the mind, whether it be a concept, a statement, or a situation.

For example, one might say "hänen puheensa oli täysin ymmmäkää" which translates to "his speech was completely understandable." This indicates that the speaker's words were clear and easy to follow. Similarly, if a complex theory is explained in a simple manner, it could be described as "ymmäkää" or "made understandable."

The term can also be used in a more abstract sense. A decision or a course of action might be considered "ymmäkää" if it makes logical sense and can be reasoned through. Conversely, something that is baffling or impossible to comprehend would be described as "epäymmärtää" or "ununderstandable." The presence of the suffix "-kää" often denotes a qualitative aspect or a state of being, further emphasizing the comprehensibility of the subject in question.