ymmärrettämättömiä

ymmärrettämättömiä is a Finnish word that translates to "ununderstandable" or "incomprehensible" in English. It is the plural genitive form of the adjective ymmärrettämätön, meaning something that cannot be understood or grasped. This term is often used to describe abstract concepts, complex theories, or illogical statements that are difficult to comprehend.

The word is formed by combining the verb ymmärtää (to understand) with the negative suffix -mätön (unable to be), and then adding the plural genitive ending -iä. This grammatical structure emphasizes the inherent lack of understandability. For example, one might say "hänen puheensa olivat ymmärrettämättömiä" which means "his/her speeches were ununderstandable."

In everyday conversation, ymmärrettämättömiä can refer to anything from a poorly explained instruction to a philosophical argument that defies simple explanation. It highlights the subjective nature of understanding, as what is incomprehensible to one person might be clear to another. The word carries a sense of frustration or bewilderment when encountered.