suojauksineen

Suojauksineen is a Finnish term that translates to "with its protection" or "including protection." It is a compound word formed from "suojaus," meaning protection or shielding, and the illative case suffix "-neen," indicating "with it." This suffix implies that the protection is an integral part of whatever is being discussed.

The term "suojauksineen" is often used in technical contexts, particularly in engineering, manufacturing, and electronics. For example, a device might be described as having "suojauksineen," meaning it comes equipped with built-in protective features. This could refer to physical safeguards like casings, covers, or insulation, as well as electrical or electronic protections such as surge protectors, fuses, or overcurrent relays.

In a broader sense, "suojauksineen" can also be applied to less tangible forms of protection. For instance, a legal document might be described as "suojauksineen," implying it includes clauses that offer legal safeguards or protections to the parties involved. Similarly, a security system might be referred to as "suojauksineen," indicating that it comprises all necessary components for comprehensive security. The precise nature of the protection is usually clarified by the context in which the term is used.