karanteenia
Karanteenia is a term used in several languages, including Finnish, to denote quarantine—the enforced separation and restriction of movement of people, animals, or goods to prevent the spread of infectious diseases or pests. Quarantine differs from isolation in that it applies to individuals who are healthy but may have been exposed to a pathogen, whereas isolation is for those known to be ill.
Historically, quarantine practices have varied in duration and enforcement. The root concept comes from port cities
Quarantine measures include mandatory testing, travel restrictions, stay-at-home orders, institutional housing, or limits on the movement
Quarantine can carry substantial economic and social costs, including disruption to commerce, education, and mental health.
In Finnish usage, karanteenia forms part of inflected phrases referring to quarantine, and the term appears