kumoamisethyväksytään

The term "kumoamisethyväksytään" is a Finnish compound word. It is formed from two separate Finnish words: "kumoaminen" and "hyväksytään". "Kumoaminen" translates to "annulment" or "repeal" in English, referring to the act of invalidating or revoking something. "Hyväksytään" is the passive form of the verb "hyväksyä," meaning "to accept" or "to approve." Therefore, "hyväksytään" translates to "is accepted" or "is approved."

When combined, "kumoamisethyväksytään" literally means "annulment is accepted" or "repeal is approved." This phrase is typically used in legal or administrative contexts to indicate that a decision to annul or repeal a previous ruling, law, or agreement has been formally accepted or sanctioned. It signifies that the act of invalidation has met with official approval, making it legally effective.

The phrase is not commonly used in everyday conversation but would appear in official documents, legislative texts, or judicial pronouncements where the formal process of annulling or repealing something is being confirmed. It highlights the procedural aspect of governance and law, where decisions require both an act of annulment and subsequent acceptance or approval to be finalized. The full meaning is dependent on the specific context in which it is used, such as the annulment of a contract, a legal verdict, or a prior administrative decision.