sanastaesimerkiksi

sanastaesimerkiksi is a Finnish word that translates directly to "word for example" in English. It is used as a phrase to introduce an example or illustration of a preceding statement. Essentially, it functions as a conjunction or adverbial phrase that signals that what follows is a specific instance or demonstration of a broader concept.

The phrase is commonly found in written and spoken Finnish, particularly when a speaker or writer wishes to clarify a point or provide concrete evidence for a claim. It serves a similar purpose to English phrases like "for example," "for instance," or "such as." The construction of the word itself is a compound of "sana" (word) and "esimerkiksi" (for example). While "esimerkiksi" is the more common standalone term for "for example," the inclusion of "sana" in "sanastaesimerkiksi" can sometimes add a slight emphasis, suggesting that the following example is a particularly apt or representative "word" or instance. However, in most contexts, its usage is interchangeable with "esimerkiksi" when introducing a single example. The practical application of sanastaesimerkiksi is straightforward, aiming to enhance clarity and understanding by providing tangible illustrations.