ärsyttävinä

Ärsyttävinä is a Finnish word that functions as the adessive plural form of the adjective "ärsyttävä". The base form, "ärsyttävä", translates to "annoying" or "irritating" in English. When used in the adessive case, "ärsyttävinä" indicates that something is the cause or manner of annoyance. This form is typically used when describing a situation or condition where multiple things are perceived as being annoying.

For example, one might say "häiritsevät äänet olivat ärsyttävinä" which translates to "the disturbing noises were annoying" or "the disturbing noises were causing annoyance." The adessive case in Finnish often denotes the means or instrument by which something is done, or the circumstances under which an action occurs. Therefore, "ärsyttävinä" implies that these multiple annoying things are the source or the way in which annoyance is experienced.

The usage of "ärsyttävinä" depends on the grammatical context and the specific noun it modifies or refers to. It is a descriptive term used to express a negative emotional response to a multiplicity of stimuli or situations. The word itself carries a connotation of something that causes displeasure or vexation. Understanding the declension of Finnish adjectives is key to correctly interpreting and using forms like "ärsyttävinä".