kaarevuudella

Kaarevuudella is a Finnish phrase formed from the noun kaarevuus (curvature) with the adessive suffix -lla, and it is typically understood as meaning “with curvature” or “by means of curvature.” It is a grammatical construction rather than a distinct technical term.

In use, kaarevuudella appears in descriptive prose, design discourse, and technical writing to indicate that a feature or process involves curvature or is shaped with a certain curvature. It functions as an instrumental or manner modifier, describing how something is formed or characterized. For example, in Finnish one might say seinää taivutettiin kaarevuudella, meaning “the wall was bent with curvature,” or putken ympäristö muotoiltu kaarevuudella, meaning “the surroundings of the pipe shaped with curvature.” These examples illustrate how the phrase conveys a quality of curvature as a feature or means.

Linguistically, kaarevuudella shows how Finnish can express means or manner by attaching -lla to a noun, here kaarevuus. The form highlights the attribute of curvature rather than defining curvature as a separate concept. In mathematics and pure geometry, the standard term for the property is kaarevuus; kaarevuudella is used when the manner or instrument involving curvature is being described in context.

Related terms include kaarevuus (curvature) and kaareva geometria (curved geometry). While kaarevuudella is appropriate in descriptive and technical Finnish, it is not a specialized scientific term in itself but a practical usage of the Finnish grammatical system to denote “with curvature.”