Ilmenevänä

Ilmenevänä is a Finnish word that translates to "manifesting" or "appearing" in English. It is derived from the verb "ilmetä," which means to manifest, appear, or show itself. The word is often used to describe the process by which something becomes visible, noticeable, or evident.

In a more abstract sense, ilmenevänä can refer to the unfolding or realization of an idea, a plan, or a potential. For instance, a project that was once just a concept might start "ilmenevänä" as its various components begin to take shape and become tangible. It suggests a transition from a latent or potential state to an actual or observable one.

The word can also be used in the context of natural phenomena, where something unseen or unknown begins to reveal itself. For example, a hidden spring might start "ilmenevänä" after heavy rains, or a subtle change in the environment might be described as "ilmenevänä."

Grammatically, "ilmenevänä" is the essive case of the present active participle of "ilmetä." This grammatical form often implies a state or a way of being, further emphasizing the idea of something showing itself or being in the process of becoming apparent.