taidoillaan

Taidoillaan is a Finnish word that translates to "with his/her/their skills" or "by his/her/their skills" in English. It is the third person possessive form of the word "taito," which means skill, ability, or talent. The suffix "-illaan" indicates a plural possessive, meaning it refers to the skills belonging to a group of people (they) or a single person in a formal context.

This word is commonly used to describe how someone achieves something or performs an action through their own capabilities. For example, one might say "Hän selviytyi vaikeasta tehtävästä taidoillaan," meaning "He/She got through the difficult task with his/her skills." The emphasis is on the individual's or group's inherent abilities as the means to an end.

"Taidoillaan" can be applied to a wide range of contexts, from artistic performances and athletic achievements to professional accomplishments and everyday problem-solving. It highlights the importance of competence and expertise in achieving success. The word itself is a testament to the value placed on skill and proficiency within Finnish culture. It is a versatile term that conveys a sense of earned accomplishment through personal merit.