ohentamalla

ohentamalla is a Finnish word that translates to "by becoming smaller" or "by diminishing." It is the allative case of the word "ohenta," which is the past active participle of the verb "ohentaa." The verb "ohentaa" means to make thin, to thin out, to reduce, or to decrease. Therefore, "ohentamalla" describes a process or action that occurs through the act of becoming smaller or diminishing.

The word can be used in various contexts to describe a gradual reduction or a process of shrinking. For example, one might say that something is ohentamalla if it is fading away slowly or reducing in size over time. It implies a passive or consequential change, where the diminishment is the means by which something else happens or is achieved. The nuance of the word suggests a less active and more descriptive portrayal of reduction.

In a figurative sense, "ohentamalla" could describe the gradual loss of power, influence, or importance. It is a word that captures the essence of a process of fading or wearing away, rather than a sudden or abrupt change. The grammatical form, the adessive case, indicates that the action of becoming smaller is the method or instrument through which something else is accomplished.