Vaativuudestaan

Vaativuudestaan is a Finnish word that translates to "for its demanding nature" or "due to its demandingness." It is a possessive form of the word "vaativa," which means demanding, rigorous, or challenging. The suffix "-sta" indicates the ablative case, signifying a cause or reason. Therefore, "vaativuudestaan" is used to explain why something is the way it is, attributing it to its inherent difficulty or high standards.

This phrase can be applied in various contexts. For example, one might describe a difficult academic program as having achieved success "vaativuudestaan" – meaning, its success is attributed to its demanding curriculum and high expectations. Similarly, a challenging project might be completed with excellent results "vaativuudestaan," implying that the rigor of the task itself pushed individuals to perform at a higher level. In sports, an athlete's victory could be credited to their training regime "vaativuudestaan," highlighting the demanding nature of their preparation. The word emphasizes that a certain outcome or characteristic is a direct consequence of the demanding quality of something. It's a concise way to express causality linked to difficulty or high standards.