Epäselvyyksinä

Epäselvyyksinä is a Finnish word that translates to "as ambiguities" or "in the form of uncertainties" in English. It is the plural adessive case of the word "epäselvyys," which means ambiguity, uncertainty, or lack of clarity. The adessive case in Finnish, indicated by the "-nä" ending in this context, often denotes a state, manner, or characteristic. Therefore, "epäselvyyksinä" describes something that exists or is perceived as a collection of ambiguities or uncertainties.

This term might be used in various contexts to describe situations, statements, or phenomena that are not clearly defined or understood. For instance, a legal document might contain "epäselvyyksinä" if its clauses are open to multiple interpretations, leading to potential disputes. Similarly, a scientific finding could be presented "epäselvyyksinä" if the data is inconclusive or if further research is needed to fully grasp its implications. The phrase emphasizes the presence of multiple points of doubt or vagueness rather than a single, isolated instance of confusion. Understanding "epäselvyyksinä" requires acknowledging the inherent lack of definitive answers or clear distinctions within a given subject.