Taivutuman

Taivutuman is a Finnish term that generally refers to the act of bending, flexing, or yielding. It can be applied in various contexts, both literal and metaphorical. In a physical sense, taivutuman describes the process of an object or material changing its shape under pressure or force, without breaking. For instance, a flexible rod might experience taivutuman when bent.

Metaphorically, taivutuman can describe a person's ability to adapt to changing circumstances or to compromise in a situation. It implies flexibility of mind and a willingness to adjust one's position or perspective. This could be seen in negotiations, where parties might engage in taivutuman to reach an agreement. It can also relate to the resilience of a person or system in the face of adversity, suggesting an ability to bend without breaking. The concept emphasizes adaptability and a non-rigid approach.