Osoittamana

Osoittamana is a Finnish word that functions as a postposition. It is the adessive case of the word "osoitus," meaning "indication" or "pointing out." As a postposition, osoittamana follows a noun and indicates a specific manner or way in which something is done or perceived.

The primary meaning of osoittamana is "as indicated" or "as shown." It is used to refer to something that has been demonstrated, explained, or pointed out. For example, one might say something is "osoittamana" if it has been illustrated with an example or proven by evidence. It implies that the following information or action is a direct result of a prior indication.

Osoittamana can also convey the sense of "by means of" or "through." In this context, it suggests that something is achieved or understood through a particular method or demonstration. The word emphasizes the role of the preceding noun as the medium or source of the action or understanding. It is important to note that osoittamana is not a common word in everyday spoken Finnish, but it can be found in more formal or written contexts, particularly in academic or technical writing where precision is required. Its usage is distinct from prepositions in English, as it comes after the noun it modifies.