Salaisuudella

Salaisuudella is a Finnish word that translates to "with a secret" or "secretly" in English. It is formed by combining the noun "salaisuus" (secret) with the adessive case ending "-lla". The adessive case in Finnish indicates possession, accompaniment, or in this instance, the manner in which something is done. Therefore, "salaisuudella" describes an action or state that is carried out or exists with the presence of a secret.

This word can be used in various contexts to convey that something is not openly known or is done discreetly. For example, one might say that a piece of information was revealed "salaisuudella," meaning it was revealed in a way that kept it a secret from most people. Similarly, a plan could be made "salaisuudella," implying that the planning process was kept confidential. The grammatical structure emphasizes the role of a secret as an accompanying circumstance to the main action or event. Understanding the adessive case is key to grasping the full meaning of "salaisuudella" and how it functions within Finnish grammar to modify verbs or nouns. It highlights the inherent secrecy associated with the subject or action it describes.