Katseellaan

Katseellaan is a Finnish word that translates to "with one's gaze" or "by looking." It is an adverbial phrase formed by the word "katse" (gaze, look) and the adessive case ending "-lla." The adessive case in Finnish typically indicates "on," "at," or "with" something. Therefore, "katseellaan" describes an action or state that is achieved or accompanied by looking or directing one's gaze.

This phrase is often used to describe how someone influences or communicates without speaking. For example, one might understand another person's wishes or feelings "katseellaan," meaning through their expression or the way they look. It can imply a silent understanding, a strong intention conveyed visually, or a commanding presence established by one's stare. The word emphasizes the power and communicative potential of the eyes and one's gaze.