kaistiin
Kaistiin is an adverbial form found primarily in Finnish, derived from the adjective kaisti, meaning "angry" or "furious". In everyday usage, kaistiin indicates the manner in which an action is performed when one is in a state of anger or agitation. For example, the phrase "sanoi kaistiin" translates to "he/she said angrily" or "he/she said in an angry tone".
The word traces its origins to the old Finnish noun kaisti, which itself comes from the Proto-Finnic
In linguistic studies, kaistiin is sometimes cited as an example of how Finnish captures emotional nuance in
In modern Finnish, kaistiin is often replaced by more specific expressions that capture particular shades of