kohoamalla
Kohoamalla is a Finnish grammatical form derived from the verb kohota, functioning as an adverbial participle that expresses means or manner: by rising or by increasing. It is used to convert a finite clause into a non-finite form that indicates how an action is performed, and it is commonly found in descriptive or literary prose.
The form kohoamalla is created with the verb stem koh- plus the adverbial participle suffix -malla, yielding
Kohoamalla is typically used to describe physical ascent or rising phenomena, such as things that increase
Because kohoamalla conveys a non-finite, manner-based relation, its use can contribute to a tone of conciseness
See also: kohota, Finnish adverbial participles, non-finite clauses.