Huitsin Nevada

== Finnish == === Alternative forms === huitsin nevada === Etymology === Intensifier huitsin + Nevada (“Nevada”), perceived to be a far-away place in the middle of nowhere. According to Heikki Paunonen, the saying is from the 1960s-1970s and may have been influenced by nuclear tests at the Nevada Test Site. === Proper noun === Huitsin Nevada Timbuktu, the middle of nowhere (any proverbially distant or remote place) ==== Usage notes ==== Often used with jokin or mikään. ==== Declension ==== === References ===