Yhdistymällä

Yhdistymällä is a Finnish word that translates to "by uniting," "by merging," or "by combining" in English. It is the adessive plural form of the participle "yhdistynyt," which means "united," "merged," or "combined." The adessive case in Finnish typically indicates that something is done "by" or "on" a certain entity, or "with" or "alongside" it. Therefore, "yhdistymällä" expresses the action or process of achieving a result through the act of uniting or merging.

This grammatical form is commonly used to describe how something comes into being or how a particular outcome is achieved. For example, one might say that a new entity was formed "yhdistymällä" two existing companies, meaning it was created through their merger. Similarly, a complex system might function effectively "yhdistymällä" various components, highlighting that its functionality arises from the combination of these parts. The word emphasizes the process and the means by which a union or synthesis occurs, leading to a new state or condition. It is a versatile term used in various contexts, from business and politics to science and everyday life, to denote the act of coming together.