juurilleesimerkiksi

juurilleesimerkiksi is a Finnish word that translates to "for example" or "for instance" in English. It is a compound word formed from "juuri," meaning root or exactly, and "esimerkiksi," meaning for example. The word is used to introduce an example or to illustrate a point. It can be placed at the beginning of a sentence or clause to signal that what follows is an illustration of the preceding statement.

The usage of juurilleesimerkiksi is common in everyday Finnish conversation and writing. It serves a similar function to its English counterparts, helping to clarify abstract concepts or general statements by providing concrete instances. For example, if someone is discussing different types of fruits, they might say, "Suomessa kasvaa monia marjoja, juurilleesimerkiksi mustikoita ja puolukoita," which translates to "Many berries grow in Finland, for example, blueberries and lingonberries." This phrase helps the listener or reader understand the variety of berries by offering specific, recognizable examples.

The word can also be used in more formal contexts, though often simpler alternatives like "esimerkiksi" might be preferred. However, "juurilleesimerkiksi" can add a slightly more emphatic or specific tone, implying that the example provided is particularly relevant or definitive. It emphasizes that the example is indeed a strong or direct illustration of the point being made, stemming from the "root" of the matter.