Keskeytymättöminä

Keskeytymättöminä is a Finnish word that translates to "uninterrupted" or "incessantly" in English. It is the adverbial form of the adjective "keskeytymätön," meaning uninterrupted or continuous. The word is used to describe actions, processes, or states that occur without any breaks or pauses.

For example, one might say that rain fell keskeytymättöminä for days, indicating a continuous downpour. Similarly, a project could be worked on keskeytymättöminä, meaning it was carried out without stopping. The word emphasizes the persistent and unbroken nature of the described phenomenon. It can convey a sense of endurance, monotony, or even relentlessness, depending on the context.

The grammatical form "keskeytymättöminä" is the plural partitive case of the adverb. While adverbs in Finnish do not inflect for case in the same way as nouns, certain adverbial forms can be used in a way that resembles case usage, particularly when modifying plural adjectives or participles. In this specific instance, it suggests a state or manner that is applied to multiple entities or in a repeatedly occurring fashion without interruption. The usage of this specific form is less common than the singular adverbial form "keskeytymättä," which is more frequently encountered.