hyväntahtoisina

hyväntahtoisina is the adessive plural form of the Finnish word "hyväntahtoinen". "Hyväntahtoinen" translates to "benevolent," "good-natured," or "well-intentioned" in English. Therefore, "hyväntahtoisina" refers to multiple entities or individuals acting in a benevolent or well-intentioned manner. It describes a state of being or an action performed by a group.

The term "hyväntahtoinen" itself is derived from "hyvä" (good) and "tahto" (will). Thus, it literally means having a good will. When used in the adessive plural form, it indicates that these good intentions are directed outwards or are the basis for their actions. For example, one might speak of people acting "hyväntahtoisina" towards a charitable cause, meaning they are acting with good intentions and a willingness to help. The context in which "hyväntahtoisina" appears will determine the specific nuance of its meaning, but the core concept of benevolent action by multiple subjects remains constant.