heltiddeltidtvis

heltiddeltidtvis is a Swedish word that describes a specific type of partial and intermittent action or state. It is a compound word formed from "helt" (completely/entirely), "delt" (divided/partly), "tid" (time), and "vis" (wise/manner). The literal translation suggests something that is completely divided in a timely or customary manner.

In practical usage, "heltiddeltidtvis" refers to something that is not done or experienced continuously but rather in stages, with breaks or interruptions. It implies a pattern where a state or activity is engaged in for a period, then ceases, and then resumes. This can apply to various situations, from work schedules to personal habits. For example, someone might work "heltiddeltidtvis" if they have a job that involves shifts with significant time off between them.

The term emphasizes the fragmented nature of the experience. It is not merely occasional; there is a sense of an established rhythm or pattern to the interruptions. The "helt" part suggests that the division is complete within itself, meaning when it is divided, it is fully divided. The "tid" and "vis" components highlight that this division is governed by time or a particular way of doing things over time. While not a commonly used word in everyday conversation, it captures a nuanced understanding of how activities or states can unfold over time in a non-continuous fashion.