Harjoilla

Harjoilla is a Finnish word that translates to "with brushes" or "by practicing" in English. The meaning depends on the context in which it is used. As "with brushes," it refers to the use of brushes in various activities such as painting, cleaning, or grooming. For example, one might say "maalata harjoilla" (to paint with brushes) or "puhdistaa harjoilla" (to clean with brushes).

When used in the sense of "by practicing," harjoilla refers to the process of improving a skill through repetition and dedication. This can apply to a wide range of activities, from learning a musical instrument to mastering a sport or acquiring a new language. For instance, "oppia kieltä harjoilla" would mean to learn a language through practice. The word emphasizes the active and ongoing nature of skill development. It suggests that proficiency is achieved not through innate talent alone, but through consistent effort and deliberate application. This concept is fundamental in many areas of human endeavor where mastery is sought.