selvitellyn

Selvitellyn is a Finnish term that translates to "explained" or "clarified" in English. It is derived from the verb "selvittää," which means to clarify, explain, solve, or find out. The "-n" ending is the genitive case, often used in Finnish to indicate possession or as part of a nominalized verb, essentially meaning "of the explaining" or "of the clarification."

In practical usage, selvitellyn refers to a state where something has been made clear or understood. It can be used in various contexts, such as explaining a difficult concept, resolving a misunderstanding, or identifying the cause of a problem. For example, if someone is struggling to understand a topic, they might say "Se selvitellyn" meaning "It has been explained" or "It is now clear." Similarly, if a conflict is resolved, one might refer to the resolution as "selvitellyn."

The term emphasizes the process of making something lucid and comprehensible. It implies that an effort has been made to remove ambiguity and provide a satisfactory explanation. The nuances of the word can also extend to investigation or research, where the outcome is a clarified understanding of a situation or phenomenon.