Ulkokehä
Ulkokehää is a Finnish term that does not have a widely standardized definition in major Finnish-language reference works. It appears to be a compound of ulko- “outer” and kehä “ring” or “circle,” with inflectional endings that produce forms such as ulkokehää in specific grammatical contexts. Because there is no established usage, meanings are determined by context.
- In urban geography or planning, ulkokehää may refer to the outer ring of a city or a
- In biology or materials science, the term could denote the outer circumference of a ring-like structure
- In literary or sociological discourse, ulkokehää could be used metaphorically to describe the outer circle or
- Any use of ulkokehää should include a clear definition for readers, since the term lacks a fixed,
- Examples should specify whether the reference is geographical, anatomical, organizational, or metaphorical to avoid ambiguity.
- ulkokehä
- kehä
- ulko-
Because the term is not widely attested, researchers and writers are encouraged to provide explicit definitions