Kohtaissa

Kohtaissa is a Finnish word that translates to "in points" or "in clauses" when used in a grammatical or legal context. It signifies a division or separation of a text into distinct items or sections, often for clarity or emphasis. This can be seen in lists, enumerations, or the breakdown of legal statutes into numbered or bulleted parts. The word implies a structured approach to presenting information, where each "kohta" stands as a self-contained unit within a larger whole.

In everyday language, "kohta" can refer to a specific place, moment, or aspect of something. Therefore, "kohtaissa" extends this to mean "in these specific places," "at these particular moments," or "regarding these certain aspects." For example, a document might be described as having certain stipulations "kohtaissa," meaning these conditions are detailed in specific sections or points within the text. This linguistic function helps to pinpoint and isolate specific elements for easier reference and understanding. The use of "kohtaissa" suggests a deliberate organization of information, making it more accessible and manageable for the reader.