Yhdistyneinä

The Finnish word "yhdistyneinä" translates to "united" or "joined together" in English. It is the plural adessive form of the participle "yhdistynyt," which derives from the verb "yhdistää," meaning to unite, connect, or combine. Therefore, "yhdistyneinä" specifically indicates a state of being united or joined, often implying a collective entity or a group that has come together.

This term can be used in various contexts. It might describe nations that have formed a union, like "Euroopan maat yhdistyneinä" (European countries united). It can also refer to individuals acting as one, such as "kansalaiset yhdistyneinä pyytämään muutosta" (citizens united in asking for change). The grammatical form highlights the condition or manner of being united.

In a broader sense, "yhdistyneinä" can also imply a fusion of elements or ideas. For instance, "kaksi kulttuuria yhdistyneinä" could mean two cultures merged. The emphasis is on the state of togetherness and the resulting unity or connection. The word carries a sense of shared purpose or existence resulting from the act of joining.