Epäämätöntä

Epäämätöntä is a Finnish word that translates to "undeniable" or "incontestable" in English. It is used to describe something that is so clearly true or evident that it cannot be disputed or denied. This can apply to facts, evidence, or even personal experiences.

The word is formed from the verb "epäillä" (to doubt) combined with the negative particle "emätön" (not having) and the partitive suffix "-tä". Literally, it means something that is "not having doubt."

In everyday Finnish conversation, epäämätöntä is used to emphasize the certainty of a statement. For instance, one might say "Hänen syyllisyytensä on epäämätöntä" which translates to "His guilt is undeniable." This implies that the evidence or circumstances surrounding the guilt are so clear that no reasonable person could doubt it.

The concept of epäämätöntä is important in legal contexts where evidence must be irrefutable. It also plays a role in philosophical discussions about truth and knowledge. When something is described as epäämätöntä, it suggests a high degree of certainty and a lack of ambiguity. It signifies a state of being beyond question.