pysähdyksinä

Pysähdyksinä is a Finnish word that translates to "as stops" or "in stops." It is the plural partitive case of the noun pysähdys, which means "stop" or "halt." The word can be used in various contexts to describe situations involving multiple stops. For example, it might refer to a journey with several planned stops, or a series of interruptions in an activity. The partitive case indicates that the action or state is partial, ongoing, or indefinite, suggesting that the stops are not necessarily final or complete.

In a transportation context, pysähdyksinä could describe a bus route with numerous stops or a train journey that involves multiple brief halts. It can also be used metaphorically to refer to pauses or breaks in a process, such as a project experiencing several setbacks or a period of inactivity. The usage of pysähdyksinä implies a plurality of stops, emphasizing the fragmented nature of the experience. The specific meaning is often clarified by the surrounding sentence structure and context.