öljyisen

öljyisen is a Finnish adjective that translates to "oily" or "greasy" in English. It is derived from the noun "öljy," meaning "oil." The adjective describes something that has the consistency or appearance of oil, or that is covered in oil.

The term can be used in various contexts. For example, one might describe food as "öljyinen" if it is cooked with a lot of oil and appears slick or saturated. Similarly, a person's hair could be described as "öljyinen" if it has accumulated natural oils and looks shiny or unwashed. In a more technical sense, "öljyinen" might be used to describe a surface or substance that has an oily texture or residue.

The opposite of "öljyinen" would generally be "kuiva" (dry) or "rasvaton" (fat-free), depending on the specific nuance. The adjective can be inflected to agree with the noun it modifies in terms of case and number. For instance, the plural form in the nominative case is "öljyiset." Understanding the usage of "öljyisen" requires considering the context in which it is applied, as its meaning can subtly shift depending on whether it refers to a physical substance, a texture, or a general condition.