hakasulkeella
Hakasulkeella is a Finnish term that translates directly to "with a bracket" or "using brackets." In the context of language and writing, it refers to the use of the square bracket symbol [ ] to enclose supplementary information or editorial insertions. This usage is common in academic writing, translations, and when quoting material.
When journalists or scholars quote a source, they may use brackets to clarify abbreviations, correct misspellings,
In translations, brackets are often used to provide equivalent terms or explanations for cultural references that