heijastumalla

Heijastumalla is a Finnish word that translates to "by reflecting" or "through reflection." It is the adessive case of the noun "heijastus," which means reflection. The adessive case in Finnish indicates a means or instrument by which something is done, similar to the English prepositions "by," "with," or "through."

Therefore, "heijastumalla" describes an action or state achieved as a result of reflection. This could be literal, such as seeing an image reflected in a mirror or water, or metaphorical, referring to the process of contemplation and thought. For example, one might learn something "heijastumalla" (by reflecting) on their experiences, or a physical object might be illuminated "heijastumalla" (by reflecting) light. The specific meaning depends heavily on the context in which the word is used. It emphasizes the passive or instrumental role of reflection in the overall event or outcome. This grammatical form highlights the agent or method through which a particular phenomenon occurs or a certain state is reached.