äänekkäiksi

Äänekkäiksi is a Finnish word that functions as the plural form of the adjective "äänekäs". "Äänekäs" translates to "loud," "noisy," or "vocal" in English. Therefore, "äänekkäiksi" describes multiple entities that are loud, noisy, or vocally expressive.

The word is typically used in contexts where a group of people, animals, or even objects are making a significant amount of sound. For example, a sentence might describe children who became äänekkäiksi during playtime, meaning they became loud. Similarly, it could refer to a crowd that grew äänekkäiksi at a sporting event, indicating they were making a lot of noise. In a more figurative sense, it could describe a group that has become vocally opinionated or outspoken on a particular matter.

The grammatical form "äänekkäiksi" is the translative plural case, indicating a change or a state of becoming. It suggests that something or someone has transformed into a loud or noisy state. This implies a transition from a quieter or less vocal state to one characterized by significant sound production. The specific context of the sentence will determine the precise nuance of "äänekkäiksi."