sisälvä

Sisälvä is a Finnish word that translates to "containing," "including," or "comprising" in English. It is commonly used as a verb or adjective to indicate that something is made up of or holds other elements. The word originates from the Finnish verb "sisältää," which means "to contain" or "to include."

In various contexts, "sisälvä" can describe the composition of an object, the scope of a concept, or the contents of a package. For example, a recipe might state that a dish is "sisälvä" certain ingredients, meaning those ingredients are part of the dish. Similarly, a document might be described as "sisälvä" specific sections, indicating those sections are included within it.

The grammatical form of "sisälvä" can change depending on its function in a sentence. As a participle, it often appears in phrases describing what something contains. For instance, "laatikko, joka on sisälvä kirjoja" translates to "a box that is containing books." The word's versatility makes it a useful term in everyday Finnish communication.