säteilevinä

Säteilevinä is a Finnish word that translates to "radiating" or "shining" in English. It is the adessive plural form of the adjective "säteilevä," which means radiant or luminous. The adessive case in Finnish is used to indicate location, possession, or accompaniment, and the plural form indicates that the quality of radiating or shining is possessed by multiple entities.

The word can be used in various contexts. In a literal sense, it might describe objects that emit light, such as stars, lamps, or a fire. For example, one could say "tähdet säteilevinä yössä" (the stars radiating in the night). Figuratively, "säteilevinä" can describe a person's appearance or demeanor, suggesting they are glowing with happiness, health, or charm. A common phrase might be "hän oli säteilevinä onnesta" (she was radiating with happiness).

The concept of "säteilevinä" also appears in more abstract applications. It can refer to the emanation of energy, influence, or even a particular atmosphere. For instance, a place might be described as "säteilevinä positiivisuutta" (radiating positivity). The word's versatility allows it to capture a sense of active, outward energy or brilliance applied to a group or multiple subjects.