Tulituksella

Tulituksella is a Finnish term that translates roughly to "with fireworks" or "by means of fireworks." It is often used in contexts related to celebrations, festivals, or public events where pyrotechnics are a key feature. The term itself implies the active use or presence of fireworks to create a specific effect, atmosphere, or spectacle.

In Finland, fireworks are a popular part of various festivities, especially during New Year's Eve, Midsummer, and national holidays. The phrase tulituksella would be employed to describe events that are enhanced or defined by these displays. For instance, a description of a town's New Year's celebration might mention "uusi vuosi juhlittiin näyttävällä tulituksella" which means "the New Year was celebrated with an impressive fireworks display."

Beyond mere description, tulituksella can also allude to the planning, execution, and even the potential risks associated with fireworks. While generally seen as a joyful addition to celebrations, the use of fireworks necessitates adherence to safety regulations and responsible handling. Therefore, the term can implicitly carry a sense of organized and controlled pyrotechnic activity. In essence, tulituksella encapsulates the visual and auditory experience provided by fireworks within a celebratory framework.