jytky.
huge, solid, mighty
Meaning & usage
huge, solid, mighty
Where this word comes from
jytkyä + -y * (political upset): Coined by Finnish politician Timo Soini in 2011; Soini, who was the True Finns party chairman at the time, said the line tuli iso jytky (literally “[and then] came a big bang/thud”) in an impromptu speech after his party went up from 5 seats (of 200) to 39 seats in the 2011 Finnish parliamentary election; this also helped popularize the sense “a surprising and unexpected event”.
lump, boulder
kaboom, bang, smash
a surprising and unexpected event or news-feed that incites a strong reaction, an explosion
a major upset, especially a previously minor party gaining a major electoral victory and becoming a major party overnight, or an unlikely candidate winning an election
Where this word comes from
jytkyä + -y * (political upset): Coined by Finnish politician Timo Soini in 2011; Soini, who was the True Finns party chairman at the time, said the line tuli iso jytky (literally “[and then] came a big bang/thud”) in an impromptu speech after his party went up from 5 seats (of 200) to 39 seats in the 2011 Finnish parliamentary election; this also helped popularize the sense “a surprising and unexpected event”.
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