koiranilma.
bad weather, awful weather
Meaning & usage
bad weather, awful weather
Where this word comes from
Compound of koiran (“dog's”, genitive) + ilma (“weather”). One explanation is that since dogs were used to guard the house and stayed outdoors regardless of the weather, the idiom would have developed from a meaning such as "a weather that only a dog has to bear". Similar idioms are also found in other European languages, such as German Hundewetter.
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