Osoituksella

Osoituksella is a Finnish word that translates to "with indication," "by demonstration," or "through showing" in English. It is a grammatical construction used to express how something is done or achieved, emphasizing the method or process of demonstration or revelation. The word itself is derived from "osoitus," meaning indication, demonstration, or sign, with the adessive case suffix "-lla" indicating "by means of" or "with."

In practice, osoituksella is often used in contexts where an action or understanding is made clear through a visual or practical display rather than through verbal explanation alone. For instance, one might learn a new skill osoituksella, meaning they learned it by watching someone else perform it and then imitating the actions. Similarly, a concept or fact could be proven osoituksella, implying that evidence or a demonstrable example was presented to make it evident.

The usage of osoituksella highlights the active and tangible nature of the communication or learning process. It suggests that the recipient of the indication gains knowledge or comprehension directly from observing or experiencing the demonstration. This can be contrasted with learning or understanding that comes solely from written or spoken words. The word conveys a sense of direct experience and visual evidence.