sisäkaaren

Sisäkaaren is a Finnish term that generally refers to an inner curve or arc. In various contexts, it describes a part of a shape that bends inward towards its center. For example, in geometry, a sisäkaaren could be a concave section of a curve.

The term is also used in specific fields. In the context of a road or track, a sisäkaaren would be the inside edge of a turn, as opposed to the outer curve. This distinction is important in motorsports and cycling, where taking the inside line can be advantageous. In architecture or design, a sisäkaaren might describe an interior, concave architectural feature, such as a curved wall or a recessed section of a building's facade. The precise meaning of sisäkaaren is determined by the subject it is describing, but the core concept remains an inward-facing curvature.