Pysyväksi

Pysyväksi is a Finnish word that translates to "permanent" or "permanently" in English. It is derived from the adjective "pysyvä," which means permanent or lasting. The word "pysyväksi" is the translative case of "pysyvä," indicating a change of state or a transformation into a permanent condition.

This word can be used in various contexts. For example, one might talk about a "pysyväksi muuttunut" (permanently changed) situation, or a decision that has been made "pysyväksi" (permanently). It can also refer to something that becomes a permanent fixture or part of something else. In legal or administrative contexts, it might describe a status or condition that is intended to be indefinite.

The concept of permanence conveyed by "pysyväksi" implies a lack of transience or impermanence. It suggests a state that is fixed, stable, and not subject to frequent alteration or reversal. Understanding the grammatical function of the translative case is key to grasping the nuanced meaning of "pysyväksi" as a transition into a lasting state.