rajauksin
Rajauksin is a Finnish linguistic term, functioning as the instrumental plural form of rajaus, a noun that denotes cutting, cropping, delimitation, or the marking of borders. In Finnish grammar, the instrumental suffix -in expresses the means by which an action is performed, so rajauksin translates roughly as “by cropping” or “with a delimitation.” The form is typically found in technical or design-oriented Finnish texts rather than everyday speech.
Etymology and form: Rajaus derives from raja (border, boundary) or the verb rajata (to bound, to cut).
Usage and contexts: Rajauksin is most at home in fields that involve visual framing, boundaries, or trimming.
Translations and note: In English-language glossaries, rajauksin is typically rendered as “by cropping” or “by delimitation,”