Todenmukaisilta

Todenmukaisilta is a Finnish term that translates roughly to "from truthful sources" or "based on facts." It is often used in contexts where the credibility and accuracy of information are being emphasized. The word itself is a plural form of "todenmukainen," meaning truthful or factual, and the "-ilta" ending indicates a source or origin.

In practice, todenmukaisilta serves as a qualifier to signal that the information presented is not based on speculation, opinion, or hearsay. It implies that the information has been verified or is derived from reliable documentation, evidence, or trustworthy accounts. The term can be applied to various forms of information, including historical records, scientific findings, journalistic reports, or even personal testimonies that are presented as being factually sound.

The use of todenmukaisilta suggests a commitment to presenting reality as accurately as possible. It is a way of assuring the audience that the information is grounded in what is considered to be true or demonstrably real, contrasting with fabrications, exaggerations, or subjective interpretations. The emphasis is on the objective nature of the information being conveyed.