Selkeydellä

Selkeydellä is a Finnish word that translates to "with clarity" or "clearly" in English. It describes a state of being or an action performed in a manner that is easy to understand, unambiguous, and without confusion. The word is derived from "selkeä," meaning clear or distinct.

Using "selkeydellä" implies a deliberate effort to communicate or act in a way that leaves no room for misinterpretation. It can be applied to various contexts, such as explaining a complex topic, giving instructions, or presenting an argument. For example, someone might present their findings "selkeydellä" to ensure everyone understands the data and conclusions. Similarly, a teacher might explain a concept "selkeydellä" to help their students grasp it more effectively.

The concept of "selkeydellä" is valued in Finnish culture, where directness and transparency are often appreciated. It suggests a commitment to good communication and efficient problem-solving. When something is done "selkeydellä," it signifies that the process or outcome is well-defined and readily accessible to others. This can contribute to trust and mutual understanding in personal and professional relationships. The opposite of acting "selkeydellä" would be to act in a vague, muddled, or confusing manner.