Toistojakseen

Toistojakseen is a Finnish word that translates to "to turn oneself" or "to turn around" in English. It is a reflexive verb, meaning it refers back to the subject of the sentence. The word is composed of two parts: "toisto," which means "repetition" or "repetition," and "jakseen," which is the reflexive form of the verb "jakaa," meaning "to divide" or "to share."

In Finnish, toistojakseen is used to describe the action of someone dividing or sharing something with themselves. For example, "Hän toistojakseen ruoan" translates to "He divided the food among themselves." This usage is less common in English, where the reflexive form is often implied rather than explicitly stated.

The reflexive form of toistojakseen is "toistojaksaa itseensä," which means "to divide oneself." This phrase is used to describe the action of someone dividing or sharing something with themselves, such as "Hän toistojaksaa itseensä" translating to "He divided himself."

Toistojakseen is a useful word for describing the action of dividing or sharing something with oneself, and it is an important part of the Finnish language. However, it is less commonly used in English, where the reflexive form is often implied rather than explicitly stated.