Käyttökelpoisuuteenesimerkiksi

Käyttökelpoisuuteenesimerkiksi is a coined Finnish term formed by combining käyttökelpoisuus (usability, fitness for use) with esimerkiksi (for example). It is not a standard or widely attested word in Finnish; rather, it functions as a nonce or illustrative example of how Finnish compounds can be extended with discourse markers. The form would be considered unusual in everyday language, and its meaning would be understood only from the context as “an example of usability” or “for example related to usability.”

Etymology and form: The word combines a content noun (käyttökelpoisuus) with the adverbial/phrasing element esimerkiksi, illustrating how a substantive base can be linked to a phrase signifying exemplification. In typical Finnish usage, similar ideas are expressed with separate words or with more transparent phrases, such as käyttökelpoisuuteen liittyviä esimerkkejä.

Usage: The term is mainly of interest in linguistic discussions, pedagogy, or demonstrations of Finnish morphology and compounding. It is rarely appropriate for formal writing or standard prose, where clearer phrasing is preferred. When used, it serves to highlight syntactic possibilities or to illustrate how a speaker might embed an exemplar within a discussion of usability.

Examples of use are primarily hypothetical and primarily intended for teaching or linguistic analysis. For instance, in a demonstration text one might encounter a sentence that uses the form to show how a complex compound could carry an exemplifying function, though such usage would be unconventional.

See also: Käyttökelpoisuus, Esimerkki, Yhdyssanat, Lingiistinen morfologia, Neologismi.