läbitulla

läbitulla is a Finnish word that translates to "having gone through" or "having been completed." It is a past participle of the verb läbida, which means to go through, to pass, or to traverse. The word is often used to describe the successful completion of a task, a journey, or an experience. For example, one might say "matka on läbitulla" to mean "the journey is completed."

The word läbitulla can also be used to describe a state of being that has been achieved after a period of struggle or difficulty. In this context, it implies resilience and perseverance. For instance, someone who has overcome a serious illness might say "elämä on läbitulla" to express that they have come through a challenging period and are now in a better place.

In a more literal sense, läbitulla can refer to something that has physically passed through a space or object. For example, "vesi on läbitulla putkesta" means "water has gone through the pipe." The word's versatility allows it to be applied to a wide range of situations, from abstract concepts of personal growth to concrete descriptions of physical processes. Its core meaning remains that of passage, completion, and the overcoming of obstacles.