keräämillä

Keräämillä is a Finnish word that translates to "collected" or "gathered" in English. It is the past participle of the verb kerätä, which means to collect, gather, or pick. The word can be used in various contexts to describe something that has been accumulated or brought together.

For instance, in the context of nature, "keräämillä marjoilla" would mean "with the berries that have been gathered." This implies a collection of berries that someone has picked, perhaps for consumption or other purposes. Similarly, "kerätyt lehdet" refers to "collected leaves," often used in discussions about gardening or waste management.

The word can also apply to abstract concepts. "Kerätyt tiedot" translates to "collected data," which is a common term in research, statistics, and information technology. It signifies information that has been systematically gathered from various sources. In a more general sense, "kerätyt varat" could mean "collected funds" or "accumulated resources," referring to money or assets that have been brought together.

The grammatical form "keräämillä" itself is the adessive plural case of the past active participle. This case often indicates "by means of" or "with," so a more nuanced translation might be "by means of what has been collected" or "with the collected things." However, in everyday Finnish, it is frequently used simply to mean "collected" or "gathered."