uutinensanan

Uutinensanan is a Finnish word that combines "uutinen" meaning news and "sana" meaning word. It is not a formally recognized linguistic term but is used colloquially to refer to a single piece of news or a brief news item. The word can be used in various contexts, often to describe a short update or a significant announcement that is delivered in a concise manner.

The term implies a distillation of information, focusing on the most crucial elements of a story. For instance, someone might say "Annoitko jo sen uutinensanan?" which translates to "Did you give that news word yet?". This suggests a request for a quick update or the delivery of a piece of information. It is often employed in informal conversations or when people are looking for a swift dissemination of facts without extensive detail.

While "uutinen" refers to news in general, "uutinensanan" specifically points to a singular, often brief, communication of that news. It emphasizes the brevity and directness of the information being conveyed. The word's usage highlights a desire for efficiency in communication, particularly in fast-paced environments where time is of the essence. Its informal nature means it is primarily used in spoken language or casual written communication.