näkyviäesimerkiksi

"Näkyviäesimerkiksi" is a Finnish word that translates to "visible, for example" or "examples of what is visible." It is a phrase used to introduce concrete instances or observable phenomena that illustrate a particular point or concept. The term is often employed in educational contexts, scientific discussions, or when describing everyday situations where specific examples are needed to clarify abstract ideas.

When "näkyviäesimerkiksi" is used, it signals to the reader or listener that they should expect tangible or perceivable evidence. For instance, if discussing the effects of pollution, one might say, "The environmental impact of industrial waste is näkyviäesimerkiksi in the discoloration of rivers and the decline of aquatic life." Here, the discoloration of rivers and the decline of aquatic life serve as the visible examples that support the claim about environmental impact.

The phrase emphasizes the observable nature of the examples provided. It suggests that the phenomena being pointed out can be seen, heard, touched, or otherwise detected through the senses, making them easier to understand and verify. It contrasts with abstract concepts or theoretical possibilities, anchoring the discussion in the realm of the empirical. The use of "esimerkiksi" (for example) clearly indicates that the following instances are illustrative rather than exhaustive.