itseisarvoisesti

Itseisarvoisesti is a Finnish adverb that translates to "absolutely," "unconditionally," or "in itself" in English. It is used to emphasize that something is true or valid on its own merits, without requiring external conditions or justifications.

The word can be used in various contexts to convey a sense of inherent truth or independence. For example, one might say that a principle is "itseisarvoisesti" important, meaning its importance is intrinsic and not dependent on any particular outcome or situation. Similarly, an action can be "itseisarvoisesti" wrong, implying that its wrongness is inherent, regardless of circumstances.

In philosophical discussions, "itseisarvoisesti" can refer to something that has value in and of itself, as opposed to instrumental value, which is derived from its usefulness in achieving something else. For instance, human life might be considered "itseisarvoisesti" valuable by some ethical systems.

The adverb helps to distinguish between things that are valuable or true in their own right and those that are valuable or true only in relation to other factors. It adds a layer of certainty and self-sufficiency to the statement it modifies.