lisäävästä

"Lisäävästä" is a Finnish word that translates to "increasing," "augmenting," or "adding to" in English. It is the abessive case of the Finnish word "lisäävä," which itself is a present active participle of the verb "lisätä" (to add, to increase). The abessive case in Finnish typically indicates a lack of something, often translated with prepositions like "without" or "lacking." However, when used with the present active participle, "lisäävästä" takes on a meaning related to the action of increasing or adding.

In Finnish grammar, the abessive case is formed by adding the ending "-ttä" to the stem of the word. Therefore, "lisäävä" (increasing) becomes "lisäävästä" in the abessive form. This grammatical construction might appear in sentences describing a process or state that is characterized by an increase or addition, or perhaps, in a more nuanced interpretation, the absence of something that would *prevent* an increase.

For example, one might encounter "lisäävästä" in a context discussing something that is happening without impediment, thus allowing for growth or addition. The precise nuance of "lisäävästä" can depend heavily on the surrounding sentence structure and the broader context in which it is used. It is a less common grammatical form compared to more basic cases, often found in more formal or literary Finnish.