nuolinäppäimiin

The term "nuolinäppäimiin" is the Finnish plural partitive case of "nuolinäppäin," which translates to "arrow key" in English. Arrow keys are a set of keys on most computer keyboards that are used to move the cursor or insertion point within a document, text, or other interface. Typically, there are four arrow keys: up, down, left, and right. They are often arranged in an inverted "T" shape.

These keys are fundamental for navigation in many computing applications. In text editors, they allow users to precisely position the cursor for typing or editing. In graphical user interfaces, they can be used to select icons, move windows, or navigate menus. Many video games also utilize arrow keys for character movement or control. On some keyboards, particularly those designed for portability or specific functions, arrow key functionality might be integrated into other keys or accessed via a modifier key. The presence and design of arrow keys are standard features that contribute to user interaction and control on a computer.