keskeyttäen

Keskeyttäen is a Finnish term that translates to "interrupting" or "with interruption" in English. It is a grammatical adverb used to describe an action that is performed in a way that is broken or not continuous. This can apply to various contexts, such as speech, movement, or a process.

In spoken language, "keskeyttäen" can describe someone speaking with hesitations or pauses, perhaps due to thinking or being distracted. It can also refer to a conversation that is frequently interrupted by others. For example, one might say "Hän puhui keskeyttäen" meaning "He spoke with interruptions."

Beyond speech, "keskeyttäen" can denote an action that is not carried out smoothly or without breaks. For instance, a machine operating "keskeyttäen" would be one that stops and starts intermittently. Similarly, movement described as "keskeyttäen" would be jerky or stop-and-go.

The term emphasizes a lack of flow or a fragmented nature in the execution of an action. It is a useful descriptor for situations where continuity is disrupted. The specific nuance of "keskeyttäen" often depends on the context in which it is used, but the core idea remains that of something being broken, halting, or not proceeding in a steady manner.