kohtaisina

kohtaisina is a Finnish word that translates to "as separate points," "individually," or "itemized" in English. It is the plural inessive form of the word "kohtainen," which means "point," "item," or "specific." The word is often used in contexts where information or tasks are presented or discussed in a structured, distinct manner. For example, one might ask for instructions to be given "kohtaisina" if they prefer a step-by-step breakdown rather than a general overview.

The usage of "kohtaisina" implies a desire for clarity and organization. When something is described as "kohtaisina," it means each part is considered and addressed on its own merits. This can apply to various situations, such as listing ingredients in a recipe, outlining the agenda for a meeting, or detailing the components of a project. The emphasis is on breaking down a larger whole into its constituent parts for easier understanding or management. In legal or contractual documents, information might be presented "kohtaisina" to ensure each clause is unambiguous. The core idea is to avoid vagueness and present information in a discrete and manageable fashion.