aikavasteella
Aikavasteella is a Finnish term used to describe data, events, or documents that include a timestamp, i.e., an explicit record of when the item was created, modified, or observed. The word combines aika (time) with vaste (stamp), and the -lla/-ella suffix conveys “with” or “in a state of,” yielding “with a timestamp” or “timestamped.”
Etymology and usage notes: Aikavasteella is commonly used in IT and data management to indicate that an
Relation to related terms: The base noun aikavaste refers to the timestamp itself; aikavasteella emphasizes the
Examples and considerations: A sentence might read that a file is saved aikavasteella, meaning the file’s save
See also: aikaleima (timestamp), metadata, logging, time stamp, ISO 8601, clock synchronization.