tahattomina
tahattomina is a Finnish adverb that translates literally to “without intention” or “unintentionally.” The word is derived from the noun tahattomuus, which denotes a lack of desire or volition, combined with the adverbial suffix –na. In common usage the adverb expresses an action performed accidentally or without deliberate planning. It is often contrasted with tahallisesti, the adverb meaning “intentionally.”
The form tahattomina can appear in various syntactic positions, typically following a subject and a verb, for
Tahattomina is not a noun or adjective; it functions as an adverb that modifies verbs and verb
The term is an example of Finnish morphological productivity, illustrating how a noun base can be turned