Julkistuksella

Julkistuksella is the adessive singular form of the Finnish noun julkistus, which denotes the act or result of making something public, such as an unveiling, disclosure, or publication. The word stems from the verb julkistaa, meaning to make public or to disclose. The use of the -lla ending marks the adessive case in Finnish, often indicating the occasion, place, or means by which something is done; with julkistuksella it typically signals “at the unveiling” or “with the unveiling.”

In practical use, julkistuksella describes the moment or event during which something is publicly presented. It is common in media coverage and corporate communications to refer to a presentation or press event as the occasion of a julkistuksella. For example, a sentence like “Uusi älypuhelin esiteltiin julkistuksella” can be translated as “The new smartphone was unveiled at the unveiling.” The term can also emphasize the act of disclosure itself rather than the publication of documents or data.

Distinctions with related terms are typical. Julkistus focuses on the act of making something public; julkaisu refers more generally to publication or issuance of a work or document; julkistaminen is the process of unveiling. The form julkistuksella is therefore most appropriate when describing the specific event or manner in which something is publicly revealed.

See also: julkistus, julkaisu, julkistaminen, julkistaa.